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marcia chatelain is like so many of us: eating a zillion, and counting, burgers, and all kinds of st foods and other chains. but, she's also an historian and georgetown university professor, who alized that the history of fast food is one way to explore important issues of race in america. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> everyone around the world can identify mcdonald's. but what mcdonald's means in black communities is distinct and special, because it's a reflection of the various places where african americans have been historically excluded. everyone eats mcdonald's, but what mcdonald's means to everyone-- i think race really plays a difference in how that's interpreted. >> brown: it's the focus of her book, "franchise: the golden arches in black america," winner of this year's pulitzer prize in history. chatelain, the daughter of haitian immigrants, is just the second black woman to earn that honor. and when you say "fast food," mcdonald's is the place. >> mcdonald's is the leader. mcdonald's set the standard and expectation of what fast food could be. how did mcdonald's go from a place that really thought

as more restaurants opened in black and latino communities, st food became a common staple of diets,e often left with few healthy choices. high rates of obesity, heart disease, diabetes in the black community. how much did that become tied to the emphasis of fast food? >> the thing that i find most fascinating when we talk about health and race and fast food is that we have to take a holistic look at the quality of a person's life. if we don't understand that fast food is sometimes the most rational and smartest choice in someone's life, because they don't have the time or the energy for cooking, they're concerned about where their children are, and they're concerned about where their next meal is coming, then we're not doing the full work of food justice without thinking of all of the factors that constrain people's choices. >> brown: mcdonalds promoted itself as a source for jobs, but they were largely low-wage jobs. that goes to chatelain's larger critique of a strategy based on so-called "black capitalism"-- emphasizing private ownership and wealth over social and governmental pr

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he thinks ethiopian government troops on the back food in st. the tiguan region. by the end of june, we saw an almost complete federal withdrawal from the areas where the federal government still has a presence inside to gray in the west of the region where i'm hora region has taken over. busy chunks of what used to be administered by, by to great government, but generally off the battlefield, not a failure to achieve the federal objectives. it's a great, they have completely withdrawn and now we are seeing a new phase in the war. and a new federal strategy has been a huge amount of international pressure concern about the trajectory of this conflict which looked unwinnable. busy because of the, mainly because of the grand support for the leadership that there is and some support in the rest of ethiopia, that is what the government is trying to rally. but ultimately, there was a problem in terms of the gap between the reality of the situation and to great, where the federal government has failed to achieve its objectives. and the perception that it is trying to cr

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st. jude for treatment, travel, housing or food - because all they should worry about is helping their childd of any hospital not charging patients. that's the greatest part of st. jude. i am very grateful that people consider enough to sacrifice their life to donate. that's really amazing. ♪♪ ♪. elizabeth: welcome back to the show former deputy national security advisor elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show former deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland, we are on ten days of demonstration inside cuba, it's good to see you before we get to what's going on have you noticed how freedom fighters demanding more from to put a stop to authoritarian government there carrying the american flag uc cuba, venezuela, hong kong and iran. >> the one place you're not seeing it is people saluting and cherishing the american flags in washington, d.c. and the biden white house it's really significant that the demonstrations in cuba these people are going out spontaneously and great risk to themselves and families which is so essentially a police state in cuba and they're still protesting against a

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st. are dying of starvation globally every minute. while 155000000 people are apparently facing crisis levels of food insecurity. the chart, the charity has also published a series of harling 1st hand accounts of women struggling to feed their children. i can secure a good quality 14 for my children. therefore i feel guilty and i feel that no matter how much i'm trying, i still need to do more. i had to look for solutions. i can go hungry, but the boy cannot. i even dared. i dared allure to go back for food because i couldn't into your hunger. it hurts me. i'm out of videos on what to do with children. i'm not eating properly. and i sometimes feel like i'm not raising them boil enough. most of the time, we have little to nothing treat. i struggle to get my children to sleep at night. they ask for food and i try to distract them, telling them stories until they're asleep. then i look at them and pray for a better life until i get stolen by sleep. oxfam listed climate change arms conflicts, and the economic impact of the corona virus pandemic is the driving forces behind the crisis with locked downs and the closur

st. jerome catholic church. thousands join to enjoy good food, good people and political speaking. pork and mutton are served with hundreds of with vegetables and pies and cakes. all funds benefit the catholic church. additionally, the picnic is a community effort made up of local volunteers. i would like to honor mark and lawyery wilson for their service as chairs of the picnic speaking competent. they made the fancy farm picnic a great success. they asked me to serve as master of ceremonies when i was kentucky's commissioner of director of agriculture. this is invaluable. mark and lawyery wilson will be stepping aside. i know that mark and lawyery will be an active presence not only on the stage but in their community. i personally appreciate not only their years of service, but also their friendship. i yield back to the gentleman from california. mr. lamalfa: thank you for your cribt to the good people of ken the tucky. they are served well by your work here and here in washington d.c. i would like to resume what i was talking about the forestry and effects on our natural resour

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. >> st not that great, i mean it's fine but she came over and we cooked indian food together.nd i, i love her, i think she's so strong. and just really principled. and but the only thing that i know since she came over and she cooked, because we cooked a-- ad o.j. i. >> jon: what is th-- . was like she is so great, and there is one thing like, she is a little politicky in this one spefng way, which is that we made the foodk i made the food and it was really bad. it tasted bad. and on camera she was like this is delicious. you're an amazing chef. and i was like oh, she is a politician. she has to be. >> stephen: sure, we have a clip, is this shall it-- the moment. >> i think it is. >> stephen: see if you can discern the moment where she is being political. >> i would give this a hard b mine us. >> hmmmm. >> i didn't think shall it. >> the flavor is very nice. >> thank you. >> you are a good cook, this is very good. >> thank you. >> a lot of flavors, i will take it. very polite. >> stephen: we have to take a break. but-- stick around, be right back with more mindy kaling. (cheer

st. jude for treatment, travel, housing or food - because all they should worry about is helping their childe. i am very grateful that people consider enough to sacrifice their life to donate. that's really amazing. ♪♪ shi. >>>. >>> maria: welcome back airlines cancellation flights ahead of a busy summer vacation season leaving passenger travel plans in chaos joining me brian kelly great to see you what is happening, what is with all these cancellations, and what can we do to protect travel plans? >> for the travelers a jungle out there you need to protect yourself this season a lot of factors number one extreme weather we even saw this week airlines giving travel waivers for extreme heat in northwest we've never seen before thunderstorms in general airline system is fraternaling ail huge increase in in an but sever labor shortage airlines furloughed pilots now can't train them on can i have types of planes, so, it is a lot of different factors, but if you do find yourself with a canceled flight if you call airline you are going to likely wait four hours i recognize just rebook yourselves yo

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st. have the government actually responded to any of this crisis because leaving hospitals to one sides you've just outlined the problem was foods people are rummaging and bins . people cannot get fuel warrant arthur the government saying about any of this? well, the government is functioning in a caretaker capacity. it resigns, nearly a year ago. politicians are struggling for power basically not agreeing on the makeup of that of the next governments. and you need a government in order to enter and negotiations with the i m f for some sorts of bailout plan. and not just any government. the international community says we're fed up, we're not going to bail out these corrupt politicians any longer. they need to start perform structural reforms and state institutions in order for us to unleash billions of dollars in age. now this caretaker government says that they have limited powers, but even managing the crisis, they have not been able to do because let me tell you some of the importers, medicine importers, medicine and some warehouses in lebanon. but there is no state to force these people to, to send these medicines, the diff

food. russia has held its annual show of naval strength. it paraded war ships, submarines in weaponry on the naval river in st. petersburg and in the gulf of finland. but experts say such displays masking disconnected discontent rather with some of russia's armed forces. sonya k jaeger report, ah, a game of the national tried not to subtlety, a chance to display russia's naval might and even boast about it. especially the president vladimir putin. your new way in the middle school for that i see the russian navy today has everything i needed for the guaranteed defense of the motherland on national interest. and we are capable of detecting any under water above water avalon enemy. and if required to carry out an unpreventable strike against the annual procession of war ships and submarines from the new river infant petersburg to the naval island of crunch, dot takes about 2 hours an opportunity to show off russia's navy route the nations self esteem from the mother, she, i feel nostalgic, happiness, pride for states that it has such ships. we know 1st hand how americans and europeans are scared to them or other

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foods a try. today, thursday, july 29, 2021. ♪♪ >> we're back from st. louis. >> we're a fan of the u.s. morning! from lancaster, pennsylvania. >> we're making a splash in tokyo. >> go team usa! ♪♪ >>> hey, guys, welcome back to "today," 8:00 on the west coast on a thursday morning. thursday night here in tokyo. we're so happy that you are starting your day with us, savannah. >> yeah. >> hoda, i know you're happy because you're at the center of the action, the gymnastics center. we are here on the set in tokyo. back home in new york, we have jenna, sheinelle and our fully vaccinated fans who are fans of team usa. they're filling up the plaza, cheering their hearts out for the athletes. they have a lot to cheer about. more from them just ahead. >>> indeed, all right, guys, let's get to the unforgettable competition here today, right here at the gymnastics center. the women's individual all-around. nbc's sam brock is here as well. good morning. >> hi, hoda, good morning. just to be in the building to see suni lee win the gold is something you'll never forget and this is rarefied air. now t

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