the 1st night we got the ax who from south central from south central where you from explains when one of your homeboys over here said you're going to direct you where you supposed to go this guy he'd have to be what he was just from long beach no he just was a regular do no end that night. and i'm listening to was going on and m f 1st i thought they were playing because that's what it started off was this is the whole gamut they everything is that is is. a way to lead to something else that's what i'd say you don't let anybody touch you in jail and he didn't know is he to understand it you're not supposed to ras it was somebody in the sale because this is what they're doing they're trying to see if they can get your name on a position in that's it right there more than i'm listening to and i'm they give them a somebody will come help does though. i mean and they did in that night in the say oh they raping. according to the department of justice nearly one in 10 prisoners suffer sexual abuse while in american jails prisons. so let's keep that in mind the next time a talk show host a go

who from south central from south central where you from explains when one of your homeboys over here said you're going to direct you where you're supposed to go this guy didn't have any what he was just from long beach snowy just was a regular do no end that night. and i'm listening to was going on and on if they were playing because that's what it started off was this is the whole game it everything is that is is. way to lead to something knows what i'd say you don't let anybody touch you in geo and he didn't know is he to understand it you're not supposed to rouse was somebody to say oh because this is what they're doing they're trying to see if they can get you're going to position in this it right there moment both and i'm listening to him they give them a somebody will come help does do. i mean in a dating that night in the say oh they were a team. according to the department of justice nearly one in 10 prisoners suffer sexual abuse while in american jails and prisons. so let's keep that in mind the next time a talk show host a government official or anybody makes a joke about p

as a matter of fact, i think it's going to increase, because right now the people in south america, central america, and south mexico, they are for some reason they think the borders are going to be open. >> reporter: resources and money are exhausted in mexico. and the government has little incentive to help the u.s. care for the migrants anymore. do you think the mexican government wants to help the people? >> i don't think so. i really honestly think, that because of the three years of very intense immigration crossing and dialogs, i think that the mexican government is tired of it. >> reporter: you feel like it's your duty to do this? >> so, as a christian, to me, this is what i'm supposed to be doing, right? i am just doing what i think i'm supposed to be doing. >> reporter: so we met groups from cuba, latin america and indigenous group from mexico. we hear that more will be allowed to come through but the process will be slow. and these people are very tired of waiting. >> in texas. >>> president biden is pushing to have all teachers vaccinated against the coronavirus by the end of th

. >> brennan: severe storms are threatening more than 40 million americans across the south. centralhe crosshairs for possible tornadoes tonight, and tomorrow, alabama, mississippi, and tennessee could be hit with tornadoes, hail, and damaging winds. it's equal pay day, and some of the stars of the u.s. women's soccer team visited the white house. earlier today, team member megan rapinoe told congress pay discrimination is still very real for women, even for elite athletes. it may take days for an armada ofugoats to a wedin t suez canal, and it could not have happened in a worse place. 12% of world trade passes through this canal. oil prices shot up 3% today because of the traffic jam. up next, nearly half a century after they hit number one, a groundbreaking group gets an even bigger honor. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about

show some more than $800.00 police intelligence officers carrying out an unprecedented rate in south central chile in an area dominated by indigenous mup which is. on this farm police searching for marijuana were attacked by an identified gunman one of the officers was killed. although his death dominated national news it wasn't the only violence that took place that day these photos show police operatives using what human rights experts call illegitimate use of force and abuse against minors here the target was the 7 year old daughter of my poochie activist comedic at the young guy he was killed 2 years ago by special forces police her mother and grandmother were also thrown face down to the ground and detained if the mr me dream in the film was for me this is not an exceptional or isolated case it's part of institutional violence practiced against the people in which children are also victims police intelligence director actually spinosa denies that the child was detained and insists the chilean police don't mistreat minors but all of the little oh i wonder why that was. but this recording

in 1900 reggie cole was 18 years old living in south central l.a. with no criminal record when he was arrested for the murder of felipe angelus the only eyewitness was a man named john jones the owner of a brothel across the street known as johnny's house of prostitution i want this place been in operation about 17 years about 17 year. the police were willing to overlook was john johns was doing and john jones would be willing to play along with whatever the cops wanted him to do 16 years later a new theory would emerge the actual shooter was more likely john jones himself firing from the rooftop of his own building but the arresting officer on the case was sure the murderer was ready call it was her 1st her 1st case and she. needs clothes so in order for her to get our her shoe size. to be a doctor you have to go to school for many years to be a lawyer you have to go to school for many years i don't understand how somebody would just a high school diploma or ged can have that type of power to be an officer of the law with a pistol that can take som

such a long curfew is to maintain crowd control and use the army to patrol in rest of areas of south central chile the government insists is indispensable to combat the epidemic but as an ocular continue full speed ahead the biggest challenge as we come to convince people not to lower their guard the end of the pandemic may be closer but it's still far away. you see in human al-jazeera santiago. brazil's former president's new for nothing a little of this slamming the balsa not a government's handling of the pandemic calling it monic than is back in the political limelight after his corruption convictions were overturned this week but he hasn't confirmed if he'll be running for president again next year when again i have reports from the. he may not yet have been proven innocent but brazil's former president lula da silva is no longer a felon and he's back on the political scene with an eye on next year's presidential elections. i know that i was victim of the biggest legal lie in the 500 years of history i know my wife died due to the high pressure and the stroke came fausta i was forbidden

such a long curfew is to maintain crowd control and use the army to patrol in rest of areas of south central chile the government insists is indispensable to combat the epidemic but as an occupation is continued full speed ahead the biggest challenge as we come to convince people not to lower their guard at the end of the pandemic may be closer but it's still far away. you see in human al-jazeera santiago. brazil's former president sleuth and i feel a little a disservice says the country government's handling of the pandemic has been moronic and it was speaking for the 1st time since the supreme court overturned corruption convictions against him on monday the decision paves the way for him to challenge president zedillo sonata next tuesday election but the law hasn't confirmed whether he'll get one so ahead on al-jazeera bunking down at the border we look at why the number of lie groups time to get into the u.s. is growing plus. protesters in argentina demanding answers over the death of football star diego maradona. there we got some rather active weather moving across the middle east at t

such a long curfew is to maintain crowd control and use the army to patrol in rest of areas of south central chile. the government insists is indispensable to combat the epidemic but as an ocular continue full speed ahead the biggest challenge as we come to convince people not to lower their guard at the end of the pandemic may be closer but it's still far away you see in human al-jazeera santiago. friends have been demanding justice for one of the world's greatest footballers jack emerged on a 6 year old daughter of a heart attack in november we chose to have a brain surgery supporters of the argentinian the little believe his death was caused by medical negligence to his public prosecutor has ordered an investigation into whether there's a case or a wrongful death trial is about is being with the protests as important services she explains why so many are demanding justice. is a man that inspired a lot of passion here in argentina people are thankful for him winning the 986 world cup but his death has not been able to stop that we're right in the center of what a sight as though there were

such a long curfew is to maintain crowd control and use the army to patrol in rest of areas of south central chile. the government insists is indispensable to combat the epidemic but as inoculations continued full speed ahead the biggest challenge as we've come to convince people not to lower their guard the end of the pandemic may be closer but it's still far away. you see in human al-jazeera. back in the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has been facing questions at the house foreign affairs committee outlining how the biden the ministration will rise to the global challenges of the day on the issue of china link and intends to investigate alleged human rights abuses against ethnic minorities i think it would be very important if china claims that there is nothing going on that it give access to the international community to the united nations if they have nothing to hide show it to us show show the world and so we'll be calling for that and then i think there's a series of practical things that are very very important for example we should make sure that we are not exporting and oth

located in south central virginia near lynchberg, green hill was once a vast plantation operated by a slave dealer. we visited green hill with jobie hill, founder of the saving slave houses project and a team of preservationists and 3d scanning technicians, who documented several buildings associated with slavery. she was introducing the team to green hill when we arrived. this program is about 50

each week american history tvs american artifacts visits museums and historic places located in south central virginia near lynchburg. greenhill was once a vast plantation operated by a slave dealer. we visited green hill with jobie hill founder of the saving slave houses project and a team of preservationists and 3d scanning technicians who documented several buildings associated with slavery. she was introducing the team to green hill when we arrived. this program is about 50 minutes. okay, so oh goodness. here's the so here's the auction. auction block and auctioneer stand so that's that's the brick dependency. that's a duck house. duck a duck house. this is the wash house. this is pretty high in your list. yeah. this one has a neat feature on the backside of it has a drain in the wall. where they would just dump. yeah. yep. dump the water out so this the slave house? that has fun. my name is joe b hill, and we're at green hill plantation, which is in campbell county, virginia. and i'm here with the company trimble and they are here with me for my independent project was called saving slav

they said they see not just people from central and south america but people from yemen and places in the middle east

celebrate the advances in vaccines, j&j vaccine may get us into places from the south bronx to south central and rural parts of south carolina along the way. but because the emphasis has been on vaccines, we've turned our backs a bit, we in the media, on testing. there's been a decline in real number of people being tested, you want to put in a good word for thorough testing? >> i do. so we've gone from all-time high of 14 million tests a week to about 10 million. reasons are as you pointed out in the headline complicated. seem to be a combination of the fact that people aren't traveling as much, maybe not testing. but also people not potentially getting exposed because the case numbers are going down. but worrisome thing is potentially we've shifted focus to vaccination. we want to keep investing in testing. keeping the transmission down is how we keep the variants in check. don't give the virus the ability to evolve and replicate. last bit is people getting pandemic fatigue and not testing or staying on top of symptoms. please get tested and continue to get tested so we can keep eye where

just some data to back this up, that purple you see across the south-central portions of the u.s., thatat correlation and correspondence. so we're going to monitor this, meteorologists are on high alert for a very, very active season. it's fascinating to learn the details about that. >> it really is. particularly, as you know, this is something that's also uniquely american, the sheer size and scale and the amount of these. >> in the u.s. particularly, right. >> absolutely, absolutely. thanks so much. i'm robyn curnow. follow me on twitter and instagram. i'll be back in just a moment with more cnn. jeff's been to the bottom of the ocean. the tops of mountains. and wherever this guy runs off to. a life well lived should continue at home. with home instead care, older adults can stay home, safe, and happy. home instead. to us, it's personal. the new samsung galaxy s21 this looks different. it is. show me. just hit record! see that? you're filming in 8k. that's cinema quality. so... you can pull photos straight from video. impressive. but will it last a whole trip? you'll have battery all

more and more people from south and central america are seeking refuge in the u.s. hopeful for president biden's new immigration policies notes on the dangerous road to the u.s. the 1st stop is to tension comes under research in future. they just crossed the border between mexico and the united states and they have been caught by the authorities a group of 57 immigrants most of them from central america once on u.s. soil they are looking for the border patrol not only because they are tired thirsty untangle but also because they want to start the asylum process as soon as possible . a short distance from the natural order comes the unfinished fence that makes up one 3rd of the over 3100 kilometers tell the border the construction has stopped and there the biden administration. i'm tossing weise our friends they both grappa near the border her grandmother came from mexico his father as well in a time off no barriers between mexico and the united states. we want to make sure that they treat them well and we have kids we have grandkids some still babies so this is why

quite well known one looks at the history of iraq of libya afghanistan one looks throughout south and central america one can see many examples of the united states intervening in other countries affairs destabilizing and overthrowing governments in fact in recent years we've heard many calls from u.s. leaders for governments around the world to be overthrown and for leaders to step down assad needs to go we will continue to work with our partners in the international community to press. the to leave the time is come for nicholas mcdermott to go what's interesting is that just a day ago we actually had a tweet from anthony blinken in which she gave full support to one guede 01 grade 0 is an individual in venezuela who has proclaimed himself to be the president and has been engaging in violent attempts to destabilize venezuela to overthrow the elected government there of even u.s. military contractors that have been involved in those military coup attempts so having anthony blinken you know you know voicing support for one great oh the unelected individual who claims to be venezuela's leader k

east l.a., englewood, south central are getting mobile site sites one, two, three days for people whoive in that community. we're working closely with the city and county of l.a. leadership to make sure we're there and get people vaccinated who are from that community. >> great. i thank you so much for taking time out. if you'll excuse me, i'm going to wrap up this for fredricka. so some good news on an otherwise gloomy day. as you heard, this vaccination site is a well-oiled machine and it's humming right along, fred. >> paul, appreciate it. >>> dr. swamithan, good to see you. we've had almost 9 million vaccinations in the u.s., and yet still no cdc guidelines on how people should behave after getting one. dr. fauci says it's coming imminently. why the delay, and is it important to have this kind of instruction for folks who have been vaccinated? >> i think the delay here is trying to figure out what the best messaging is and what really is safe. there are so many unique situations, it's hard to know how to give the best overall advice. but getting this advice is going to be very imp

south . the central soma plan included the creation of a new area plan and implementation document that sets forth a broad range of community benefits worth about $2 billion and a strategy to pay for those including the creation of 2 no central soma impact fees in the creation of a central soma finance distric . the board of supervisors approved this original legislation in december 2018. since that legislation we followed up with legislation in 2019 that created the soma advisory committee . along with the plans for both east and western soma. the planning commission initiated these amendments and adopted them with recommendations to improve the board of supervisors in the fall. since the original approval staff has been moving aspects of the zoning amendments and their improvements. the cleanup legislation according to dataprovisions , we as planning staff would describe three central buckets area the first is to address inadvertent errors and incorrect suchas incorrect cross-references . that more accurately articulates the policy intent and we're here that they may be technically substan

emancipation in 19th century, georgia titled from slavery to agrarian capitalism in the cotton plantation south central, georgia 1800 to 1880 his articles and chapters of appeared in academic journals and collections of essays on the civil war era of particular note is his overview of the experience of black sailors in the wartime us navy titled black men in navy blue during the civil war which appeared in prologue quarterly the quarterly magazine of the national archives and records administration in fall 2001. his lectured widely on slavery emancipation and the civil war and made radio appearances on national public radio and wpfw. this current book illusions of emancipation synthesizes as many years of research and writing on the demise of slavery during the civil war. please join me in welcoming joseph p reedy to the national archives. thank you, mr. swanson and good afternoon everybody. it's my great pleasure to be here. i can't tell you quite how much of a pleasure it is. given them many years that i spent in the research room doing much of the work that you'll see reflected in the book and what

ashley: now to extreme weather, heavy rainfall triggering flash floods across south central kentucky,5 inches of rain. todd: this as emergency crews rescue five people from a truck after it slid off a bridge in tennessee. -- janice dean joins us live with the latest. >> we're getting into the spring showers. we have what frontal down di trays been in -- boundary that's been in place across the southeast, tennessee and mississippi river valley for several days. along the front we're seeing say showers and storms. we have relatively warmer temperatures behind that front, that's where we have the cooler temperatures and right the there, that's where we've got the showers and thunderstorms along that front. heavy rain, flash flooding going to be i'm flint over -- imminent over the next 12 to 24 hours. flash food warnings and watches are posted. that's going to be lingering over the next couple days. the next batch moves in tuesday and wednesday and then we'll clear things out. there's the forecast precipitation for the next several days, southeast, watching you. the northwest, you're kind

putting those mobile clinics in the right location, we now have mobile clinics stationed in south-central los angeles, and parts of east l.a. outside and around the mega site. those sites, we are really able to penetrate, and we are seeing -- we are at almost 70% of people of color and underserved. within the fema state site, what we are patrolling, less than 30% of non-people of color. it was the other way around when we started. it is a good trend. the governor has made a metric, the first 40% of vaccines to the underserved. we meet that equity metric for all vaccines that will be pushed out by all the counties in the state. from the state perspective and leadership perspective, equity and making sure the underprivileged and underserved and people who have the hardest time getting the vaccine and have been hugely impacted are the ones who get the vaccine first. it is continuing to work well, but we cannot take our foot off the gas pedal. we have to continue to work with the community, because once you build the level of trust, you have to maintain that level of trust. >> the past year h

was broadcast to the world and in april 1992 the officer's acquittal triggered deadly riots in south central los angeles. today, a commemorative event was held in watts king's daughter was there she talked about the importance of unity. we should all ask ourselves. kelly get along. now make a joke about it because here it is again 30 years and where we were still in the same state of mind people are still getting slaughtered for the color of their skin. >>during the event 500 meals were distributed to residents of the imperial court housing project in the watts neighborhood but making died in 2012 of an accidental drowning in 2019 his daughter laura king established the i am a king scholarship to celebrate black fathers. coming up next investigators are looking into what caused tiger woods to crash last week in southern california. why. >>a search warrant has just been issued plus new york governor andrew cuomo has apologized for his past behavior now some lawmakers are reacting to that cuomo much controversy and president biden's covid aid package is moving closer to a vote in the senate. t

to the east of yonville may have a few scattered showers falling some just south of the take obey, but areas near the centraland south bay not so much. just a few hit or miss showers. report. so far had a little bit this morning in the east bay on my run, and that's really been about it. mostly cloudy but mainly dry. here's a look at the sierra where again we're looking at snow levels all the way down to 3000 ft at times, and that means we could see a little bit of snow in our hills as well. areas like mountie. ah, blow mount hamilton and farther south. here's a look at the storm and to give you an idea what's going on. you can see we're just saying waves moved through, so it's not a steady rain. we're not expecting ah, steady rain over the next 24 to 36 hours. it'll just be on and off again and the center of that storm. bringing in all that cold air is going to move right across california, and that is what will continue to bring us that risk of thunderstorms as we get into your bay area. wednesday as far as the future cash showing you the next way that we expect there's a look at this evening, perhaps arou

images show some more than 800 police intelligence officers carrying out an unprecedented rate in south central chile in an area dominated by indigenous my pooches. on this farm police searching for marijuana were tapped by an adventure fide gunman. one of the officers was killed although his death dominated national news it wasn't the only violence that took place that day these photos show police operatives using what human rights experts call illegitimate use of force and abuse against minors here the target was the 7 year old daughter of my pooch activist comedian got the young gun he was killed 2 years ago by special forces police her mother and grandmother were also thrown face down to the ground and detained if the dream in the film was for me this is not an exceptional or isolated case it's part of institutional violence practiced against the mapuche a people in which children are also victims police intelligence director spinosa denies that the child was detained and insists that children police don't mistreat minors but all of the little oh mother what about the mother. but this recor