mary church terrell alison parker tells the story of mary church terrell her life. the national archives provided the video for this program. >> welcome, your audience to a discussion between alison parker and myself nikki brown to the national archives audience on this terrific book that alison parker has just written. and just been published. it's this book i have my hand, and it is this that is on your green. unceasing militant. i'm very very happy to begin this conversation, with alison parker, who is the chair of the department of history, at the university of delaware, and she is also the professor of american history. she has written three books. but purifying america that was your first book, articulating rights. and the third book, she is here to talk to us about, is unceasing militant. we will have a conversation about mary church terrell. so handing it over to you dr. parker. so alison how are you doing? >> i'm doing great nikki, and i appreciate you being here to have this conversation together. and i'm looking forward to talking to you about today. >> t

matt gaetz, tom question layer d leo terrell. leo terrell.servative icon gone too ♪ piano playing ♪ ♪ “what the world needs now” ♪ ♪ is love, sweet love ♪ ♪ it's the only thing that there's just too little of ♪ ♪ what the world needs now is love, sweet love, ♪ ♪ no not just for some but for everyone.♪ judge jeanine: welcome back. if there is one thing to know about rush limbaugh, it's that he truly loved america and america loved him right back. he was honored at cpac with a touching tribute. take a look. >> fun and frolic for some of you wondering what award i have won. non-other than the marconi award for excellence in broadcasting. >> he was quite. rush always wanted to be an adult. i think from 10 on he was an adult. he did not want to be bothered with childish things. and he was a loner. when he got his job at the radio station, the first job at 16, it gave him a feeling of superiority and made him feel like king tut. >> i know you liberals are tuning in. you have got lights out. you are cowered in the corn and you don't want to admit to

civil rights attorney leo terrell will do just that for us of after this quick break.th us, we'll be ♪ ♪ lou: joining us now, leo terrell, civil rights lawyer, staunch supporter of former president trump, also fox news contributor or. leo, good to have you with usment let's start with a nobel peace prize for black lives matter, so says a norwegian advocate for black lives matter. he loves the way the message of peace and hope that the black lives matter group has created and spread around the world. >> lou, i'm insulted by the even notion of a nomination of black lives matter. let me be clear, i don't support black lives. black lives matter is a terrorist organization in this country. if the people in stockholm need to see some videotape, i would represent or submit the summer of 2020 in chicago, in portland, in seattle where black lives matter terrorized, burned, looted cities and democratic cities throughout this country. it's insulting to the intelligence of any civil rights organization and to the term peaceful protest. i find it insulting for this terrorist organi

tomi lahren and leo terrell join tomi lahren and leo terrell join me to react next.eed to reduce c wastewhy at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be one hundred percent recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back into material that we use to make new bottles. that completes the circle, and reduces plastic waste. please help us get every bottle back. >> you work with me and i hear you treat another colleague with disrespect or talk down to someone, i promise i will fire you on the spot. on the spot. no ifs, ands or buts. >> he said that on day one of his presidency. but i guess things change quickly in washington. this week we learned white house deputy press secretary tj ducklo threatened to destroy a political reporter who was working on a story about his relationship with an axios reporter. he wasn't fired, not on the spot, not in the days after. joining me now, tomi lahren and leo terrell. you know what? tonight i'll s

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joining me, tomi lahren and leo terrell. i will start with aoc.the infrastructure failures in texas are quite literally what happens when you don't pursue a green new deal. leo, let's start with you on this. if we had the green new deal aoc texas would have heat and water and they would be living happily ever after. >> i think aoc and the democrats have to demonize republicans. we may disagree with them. but they hate us. it's a hatred in order for them to gain power. for them to keep their constituents they have to demonize anybody with an r on their names. they use wedge i shall tiews demonize republicans. that's scary. because it makes it sounds like the democrats are the alternatives. they are an extreme example of going to the left. that's what aoc does all the time to demonize republicans, which is simply wrong. how is it that she thinks the green new deal which would call for all those turbines that are frozen. why is that the answer to texas' problem? >> judge, we know aoc once famously said the world was going to ends in 12 years if we di

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joining me now tomi lahren and civil rights attorney and fox news contributor leo terrell.h tommy tell me what do you think about this. >> firing on the spot looks like a one-week suspension but in joe biden's america that's what we can expect the double standard is only standard of the left misogyny, antifeminist comments,rioting, violence, as s you're on the left that will be excused but let's be honest as joe biden understand does he really know what's happening i'm unclear on that part but i'm happy that he resigned i still don't see the mainstream network carrying the story the week they would've in the trump administration can you imagine if this was sean spicer that would've done something similar this would've been breaking news for two weeksum or more. judge jeanine: no question, he was given a slap on the wrist. he did talk down that he did threaten because they were going to write a story about him and his relationship with a reporter and it seems to me that it was only the floodgates happening and they said i think you ought to resign. >> you know what judge it'

leo terrell. author of "your rights at the workplace." bruce, independent women's voice publisher. and conrad black. how did we get to this place. cancel culture prevails, people feel intimidated. how did we get to this place? >> i think there was a gradual escalation. when donald trump got the mom nation and astonished the world by being elected. he did proclaim a new era replacing one that he felt and his followers felt the previous 20 years had been a failure and an abandonment of a large share of the population who didn't feel it was being heard. and now d and now the leaders shutting down the incumbent president. and slightly over half of the population demanding the reeducation of the other half. this is something that was not foreseeable. it's clearly going to collapse. it's like a bumble bee. it's denying all laws nature and ask economics. and there is widespread revulsion of this totalitarian response of people who did after all, win the election. >> i group, felt like you could say of what you wanted to say. you couldn't yell, t

charlie kirk and leo terrell join me now with reaction. leo, i will start with you.could have national guard there to protect a burning church when donald trump was president. but let's lock down washington with national guard. >> the democrats are antimilitary, anti-police. they defund the military and defund the police. they are using national guard troops in washington, d.c. as a prop. nothing more. where is the credible threat? the credible threat is in portland and seattle. they won't send them there because they are left wing socialist criminals that's the base of the democrats. the democrats will do anything. joe biden and jen psaki to talk about the criminal misconduct in portland and seattle. but they won't. because those are democrats and they won't do anything about it. but the national guard are going used as props. there is no threat in washington, d.c. the threat is in portland and seattle. judge jeanine: charlie, isn't it also an issue of reminding americans what happened on january 6 and cause trump supporters visibility to be locked down, isn't that

and much more with peter navarro, tomi lahren and leo terrell, how will the gop fight joe biden's radical agenda, house majority leader kevin mccarthy is a perfect person to answer that. and he joins me next, don't go away. ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. john: judge jeanine: welcome back president biden has moved to sacrifice our jobs for empty gesture politics, open our borders to crowds in the legal raimmigrants and brainwash our children with garbage it's only been a month. it's never been more important for republicans to organize and push back against theub democras attempt to forever change our country. joining me now house majority leader kevin mccarth

let's bring in leo terrell, former teacher and fox news contributor.h your mind when you watch that young man speak honestly to the leaders of his city about school? >> first of all, thanks for having me on your program, martha. first time i've been on your program. glad to be on. as a former school teacher, it hurts. here's a public school basically saying that the teachers and the politicians do not care about them. he's absolutely right. 12th grade is the most important year for college choices. taking the sat. i'll tell you, martha. the problem is simple. you have the teacher union and the democratic leadership in bed with each other. bottom line, they care ant power and control. they don't want school choice. that's the key to breaking the poverty cycle. i saw your interview with mayor lightfoot. those are crocodile tears. it's ironic in the democratic cities that they have kept the public schools closed but yet the private schools are open. that is the problem in l.a. where i live and chicago and these big democratic cities. teacher's unions, the

joining me tomi lahren and leo terrell.you think -- i will start with you, leo, do you think joe biden missed the cancel culture news? he's so in favor of a free press and free speech? >> it's almost hilarious. it's limited press to what they want to push across america. the press treated donald trump like he has some type of playing. they do not believe in the first amendment or freedom of the press. they are right now since last year, joe biden has not been asked a tough question. why? because the press dislikes donald trump. yierm i'll tell you right now. ever since he has been president, judge, the press has given him locally pops, softball, ice cream questions. they want to script their message to america. donald trump had to answer questions object the spot without any type of notification and he did an outstanding job. >> so back to tomi. the fact that joe biden talks about a repress when the press is unwilling to print certain things, how does that strike you? >> at the end of the day he was a basement candidate. no

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police say 38-year-old terrell roberts was visiting his grandmother at the time when officers arrived on scene. they found him suffering from gunshot wounds and he died on scene. the police department is now offering a reward for any information leading to an arrest. he went to oregon state and played for the cincinnati bengals. >>> new video of an illegal sideshow in sunnydale. you get the two cars driving in circles and taking over the intersection. police say dangerous heat like this one are becoming all too common throughout the bay area . >>> at 6:00, lawmakers grill the edd today after audits found that they ignored repeated warnings and could have prevented more than 10 billion dollars in fraud. now, there is a new problem merging. californians who had identity stolen need help to avoid tax liability on benefits wrongly paid to others in their names. many will not find out they are victims until they get one of the 7 million 1099s edd says it sent out the edd advised if you get a tax document for unemployment payments that you did not receive, do not report it as income on your

mary church terrell one of the founding members of the naacp and the first president of the nationalonight, allison parker, author of "the unceasing militant" tells the story of terrell's life and the impact of her activation and joined inxd conversation by nikki brown african-american history professor at the university of kentucky. enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >> book tv on c-span2 hasw3 topd nonfiction books and authors every weekend. coming up saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern a discussion on the book, "now what" the voters have spoken essays on life after trump with wellstone book publisher and cynthia tucker. and on sunday at 9:00 p.m. on afterwards john fortier with his book "after the people vote a guide to the electoral college" and interviewed by former editor in chief of texas review and politics tara ross. and then at 10:55 p.m. eastern, author janice nimura with his book "the doctors blackwell how two pioneering sisters brought medicine to women and women to med medicine." watch book tv on c-span2. >>> american history tv on c-span3. exploring the peop

leo terrell and jim williams here in a moment. but first, bryan llenas who joins us live with what happened in brooklyn in this briefing from the governor. >> a day after being called a bully by republicans and democrats in new york, governor cuomo came out today and dismissed the covid-19 nursing home scandal affecting his administration as well as vowing to go after anyone including the media who he says is lying. >> i was not aggressive enough in knocking down the falsity. we were busy, doing our job, trying to save lives. i won't make that mistake again. if you're lying to the people of the state of new york, i'm going to call it out. if you are lying in a report, i'm going to call it out. >> governor cuomo is facing a ton of pressure. new york lawmakers are looking to inform an impeachment commission. the fbi is looking whether the administration purposely withheld nursing home data and nine u.s. senators are demanding public hearings. just last month, new york's attorney general released a report finding the governor's admin

let's bring in leo terrell a former teacher and then became an attorney and fox news contributor.u listened to the conversation. what do you through? >> shameful. i love teaching more than the law. education, martha, is the key to break the poverty cycle in big democratic cities. you hit the right questions, martha. the science says schools are in the best place. i don't know what she was talking about. what is her medical reliance as to why she wants to keep the schools closed? the sad part is that the teachers loved being paid while working less. they have forgotten and they have put their personal goals ahead of the kids. it's embarrassing for children to be denied a quality education. that's the reason why i am where i am. i received the quality education. there's a two-year backlog of these receiving a basic education. it's a fundamental right of every american. >> martha: i read a study that says there's a generation of people that won't be able to raise their situation because of the education. i'm a product of public schools. you know, i know the good work that they can do

reward for helping them find the person who killed a former nfl player and east bay native 38 year-old terrell roberts was gunned down at his grandmother's home on fascination circle by a man road. well this happened back on september 19 to 20 19th. roberts was overheard having an argument with a man who followed him to the backyard and shot him in the chest. roberts played for the cincinnati bengals after graduating from el serino high school. well these cleats against gun violence were made in his name in support of the search for his killer. detectives had a person of interest. but this case remains unsolved. now suspect was described as a young black man between 2030 years old with a beer. and san francisco, a man has been arrested after police say he caused a fatal crash involving a cause of the crash happened yesterday morning at lake merced said boulevard. according to police. jerry lyons was driving a stolen car from san jose. 26 year-old pedestrian was hit and died at the scene. 3 others have been taken to the hospital but are expected to be okay a line has been booked on charges incl

mary church terrell was the first president of the national association of colored women.onight alison parker, author of the "unceasing militant" talks about the impact of our activism, and she joined by a african-american history professor at the university of kentucky. enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. >>> the 117th congress includes over 60 new members, and this diverse group includes first generation, and we feature freshmen members that served in the military before running for office, including nancy mace, peter myer, august flinger and tony gonzalez. that's tonight on c-span. >>> american history tv on c-span 3 exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. coming up this weekend, saturday at 9:05 p.m. eastern, prior to the attack on the u.s. capitol your stories about the capitol from the tour guide that talks about the late 19th century fad of honeymooners visiting the capitol on sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america, we feature the 1934 news reels on the government's news campaign in order to defeat upton sinc

restrictive measures here in germany any travelers coming from the czech republic from slovakia or from the terrel region of austria we've got to provide on arrival at the border a negative covert test that resulted in these huge tailbacks of traffic causing real disruption on the border with germany brussels is essentially fighting a battle now with the member states over their. national interest they want to keep covert out of their countries but the e.u. has a duty as it sees it to keep freedom of movement going within the block and those 2 things coming together over this pandemic what has some of the reaction we've been getting to all of us from our political commentators. in the eatery and. there were 4 kilometers to the line between some trucks in that are waiting to head to the front he told to house who have because. he wanted to hold trucks and to have a negative test i mean if we are inside a european union if we are inside a human where all the c c. i don't understand why there are subsidies be problems and if you want to be the united states of europe. there are sometimes planes is no

measures here in germany any travel is coming from the czech republic from 'd slovakia or from the terrel region of austria we've got to provide on arrival at the border a negative covert test that resulted in these huge tailbacks of traffic causing real disruption on the border with germany brussels is essentially fighting a battle now with the member states over their. national interest they want to keep covert out of their countries but the e.u. has a duty as it sees it to keep freedom of movement going within the block and those 2 things coming together over this pandemic in that border which we eat only and asked you to. meet and i know. some tracks and we think you had. therefrom he tell you to house whoever because it wants to hold trucks and to have a negative test i mean if we are inside a european union if we are inside the euro where all this is the scene. i don't understand why there are sets of these big problems and if you want it to be in the united states europe starts to lead us sometimes it explains disease not the. correct way. security officials have appeared to give c

it was because of outbreaks in the czech republic and in certain areas of austria particularly the terrel of these new mutated variants of covert 19 particularly those that are increasingly more content to just we just heard about the risks that they can then pose the interior ministry here in berlin have said the situation at the borders is far from ideal. of course that our traffic jams and waits in times have increased at the borders at least that's what it was like when the federal police checked about 10000 people and turned away about 5000 on the arrival. well these traffic jams aren't just in convience they pose real problems for the german economy take the car industry for example that operate on just in time deliveries of supplies in order to work on the construction of automobiles just the shortest amount of delay well that can have a potentially huge knock on effect many parts for automobile production the german locations to deliver just in time or just in sequence directly to the some blue line from austria and the czech republic if the testing and controls at the border that

and this is a quote from terrell miscarried who was pivotal on the underground railroad.he was a quicker up in wilmington and he helped 2500 to 3000 runways received their freedom. and he said, i never met with any person of any color who had more confidence in the voice of god, i spoken direct to her soul. and her faith in a supreme power truly was great. and so for a white male land only quicker to say that about a black woman in troubling times speaks volumes about her faith. the next section were gonna highlight is tubman in the timber fields. and during harriet tubman's time, about half of the blacks in dorchester county where indeed free. so this shows harriet tubman working in the timber fields and the gentlemen over there could be free or in slave man working. she worked in the timber fields with her father, who was a respected timber foreman. this shows harriet tubman and stewards canal, so what would happen is the timber would be cut and then it would either be dragged through the woods or in this case, floated on the canal to ship to building towns of medicine,

mary church terrell was one of the founding members. naacp in 1990 and first president of the national association of colored women. tonight allison parker, author of the "unseizing militant" tells the tale of her life and her activism. she's joined in conversation with nikki brown, african-american history professor at the university of kentucky. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> the 117th congress includes over 60 new members, and this diverse group includes first generation immigrants, state representatives, television reporters and former college and professional athletes. watch our conversations with new members of congress tonight. we feature freshmen members who served in the military before running for office, including nancy mace, jake auchincloss, is jacob price, august pflueger and tony gonzalez. watch interviews with new members of congress tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >>> utah senator mike lee

drum an employee says he saw paramilitary vehicles on in your drive and property back in 2001 when terrell claims he saw several of troubles colombian executives meet with a known paramilitary commander. in colombia the paramilitary money where the sea doesn't matter was also known as and some of your costs are going to court. drummond union organizer. connection between the a u.c. power a man of tree in the north. and drummond company functionaries. who . mr prosecutor i don't want to be rude but as i've said before if my own see your question i'll be putting my safety and the safety of my family at risk. students mottos known by the alias as some are you was one of the most senior paramilitary commanders in northern colombia he was released from prison 2 years ago this is the 1st time he has returned to the place where he to meet in his crimes. one will see now how about a sauna when you kill a person you remember that for the rest of your life. and in our case in my case me would so many people died at my hands but i like a lot of people. we're not talking 12 or 3 we're talking about ma

infectious covert 19 variant germany's imposing travel bans on the czech republic and austria is terrell region the premier of the german state and the various says terrill needs to take tough action fine for china reports it seems like a deja vu we're driving through to rule the very same state you know that was a major hot spot in europe when the pandemic began is making headlines by becoming a hotspot again this time with a new variant from south africa and most cases stem from here shots a district into 60 percent of at least 400 cases this makes the 2nd most infected country have to south africa with a coronavirus mutation. but with carnival season in full swing the people here don't seem to be worried much maybe only went out for a little north and will be again in our position of it somehow as if this is the. it is the same thing that happened in ishqiya last year there is a concentrated move to look for someone to blame myself for. this but we still blame anyway people's behavior politics opinions are split over this question here. should have had buddha checks much. far better h

to break it down, leo terrell and the heisman trophy winner and the football legend herschel walker.ing that you might consider to run for high office in georgia. before we get to that. would you consider that? >> yeah! >> it's something, it's something that i have thought about it. i thought about it because all the people talking about the impeachment and they should be impeached first of all. you take an oath to protect the constitution. you are talking about mark cuban, someone i respect a great deal. he has done so much for a lot of people. but he got this one wrong. i was so happy to see the leadership finally step in to the place. no, no, no. we'll do the right thing and play the national anthem. >> sean: leo, a lot of people fought, bled and died fighting for their liberties and freedom and they fought under that flag, and the flag was still there. heavy price was paid -- can we have political differences but can't we all agree that the country allows us to right, wrong, correct injustices and we have come far and we have far to go. >> that is correct. what i would find amazi

, the same way you feel about the justice system, it was okay for your side, democrats, the left, terrellfor months over the justice system. 70 gets ticked off about the election system and that's treasonous. it took -- talk about how the media masters narratives, took three years to finally slay the "fine people" hoax. the transcription flows online for everybody to see. i know. i read it here on the show over a year ago. that was the big bag of lies that the other lies came from. the difference between the right and left in terms of media, and the left knows that the villains they designate are designated by group. so "the five" doesn't sit around and make fun of biden voters but the left makes fun of trump voters. they make fun of law enforcement. it's an entire swath of people in this world that are doing their jobs. we make fun of de blasio. we make fun of cuomo. we made fun of left-wing democrats. what we don't make fun of biden voters. the other trick is withholding news until it can't be used against them or from their point of view. "new york times" has admitted that they were wr

. >> thanks meg terrell for bringing us that interview let's move on to airbnb share.e jumping ahead it's out tomorrow. let's bring in mike co for ow options are gearing up for this just a moment debut report so right now the options market is implying that this will move about 10% higher or lower by the end of the week. that's not that much, considering moved just under 7% today alone. maybe you would expect a little bit more most of the flow over the 20 days outpace puts by two to one. that continued today it was three to two today. the weekly 200 strike calls, 4200 of those were trading for about $9 the reason it's lower is because a to rally we saw in the shares today but this is among the popular stocks among people trading small sizes. >> tim, airbnb or marriott >> think marriott. look the valuation of airbnb was turbocharged out of the gates, and up think there's still a lot of room to proof of concept here not that their business works, but they can make money and not burn through a lot of cash i look at the hotel opening trade and i think if you look at the ma

this morning on the fda endorsing the company's one dose covid vaccine, for emergency use, and meg terrel has more on that good morning, meg. >> good morning, carl, the briefing documents out from the fda are the first time we've seen the agency's take on these data the first vaccine that would just require a single dose, to provide efficacy and that's what they have filed for, the fda's go-ahead for, one shot and we've seen in these document, they've broken down the efficacy by region, we saw these in the original lin cal trials in the u.s., 72% efficacy south africa where they had more of the variant, 64%. and 68% in brazil. now, interestingly, when we look to see whether there were any variants included in the u.s. part of the trial that affected efficacy and there weren't, and mostly that old strain, the original strain of the virus, but we didn't see any cases of the variant associated with the u.k. now, interestingly, they also talked about potential efficacy against asymptomatic infection, about four weeks after you get the shot now they said the numbers are still small so it's har

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on "justice" it will be a fiery show, we have dana loesch, matt gaetz congressman and we have liam terrel we show it? >> yes, there it is. >> judge jeanine: the grandma chases him get some on the ground, grabs him by the shoulders, she gets his shirt off, right, she grabs the first from him and then goes back into the bar. the difference between her and i, i would've taken the shirt with me for dna analysis, the guy got in the car, the first thing i would have done is taken the license plate. i would have screamed at him while he drove away. but it was her birthday. she wanted to go back into the bar, but she is my hero. grandma took down a 42-year-old big guy who stole her pocketbook. [laughter] >> jesse: i love it. a little street justice for grandma. all right, juan, what do you got? >> juan: is there anything better than a warm box of pizza? well, how about a warm box of pizza and 14,000 feet in the air. yes, take a look. that's right, four texas skydivers shared a pizza while parachuting to earth. you can see that they open a box and fed each other slices of margarita pizza. only one

. >> martha: joining me know is see -- leo terrell. a fox news contributor and attorney. you've been listening in. the governor talked about the subpoena. the way they went about it's was illegal. you can never do that. what did you think of that? >> martha, thanks for having me on this subject. being a lawyer, governor cuomo sounds like a lawyer. he doesn't sound like a governor. he's excusing all the conduct that has been targeted to him. more importantly, he's saying these are the facts. he makes the assumption whatever comes out of his mouth is true. he makes two statements that are questionable. one, he said none of the nursing homes could have accepted any of these patients without being in compliance. we don't know that. we don't know if they were accepting patients in noncompliance. remember, he had emergency powers. secondly, he said he was mandated like 13 other states to send patients back to nursing homes. march that he throws everyone under the bus saying he was following orders. he had the right to navigate, make sure the nursing homes were in compliance. an

. >> meg terrell, thanks so much now the white house on reopening schools in covid it's issued clarificationer clarification on its plan to reopen safely. president biden has said it's a top priority for the administration but four weeks into office, there have been more questions than answers, and at times statements have had to be walked back >> his goal that he said is to have the majority of schools, so more than 50%, open, by day 100 of his presidency. and that means some teaching in classrooms so at least one day a week >> that's not true that was a mistake in the communication. the goal will be five days a week >> that vaccination of teachers is not a prerequisite for safe reopening of schools so we're just not, dr. walensky spoke to this in her personal capacity obviously, she's the head of the cdc. but we're going to wait for the final guidance to come out >> well, the cdc released new guidance friday. it said vaccinating teachers is important but not a must for in-i in-person learning today the white house says it supports the new guidance. >> neither the president nor vice preside

meg terrel has the story for us. meg?rapeutics a rare condition characterized by severe mussing wasting. they were comparing a new drug they're developing to the standard of care one from sanify and the study missed its main goal and you can see the stock down there almost 30% on these results. but they are pretty complicated. the goal of the trial to show improvement in the ability to walk and they showed that improvement but it wasn't statistically significant. on a secondary goal of helping patients with the respiratory function, they did say they saw a significant slowing in the rate of respiratory decline in patients after treatment for a year they also showed that when patients switched from lumizin toerks the drug they did see improvement on both measures, guys mixed results here we'll be joined by the ceo john crowley. he tried to save his own childrens with the drugs he'll join us on "fast money" to walk through the results back over to you. >> that tugged on my heart strings. meg terrel, thank you. >>> disney sh

richmond police to help find the person who killed a former nfl player and an east bay local 38 year-old terrell roberts was gunned down at his grandmother's home on vaccinations circle near road. this happened back on 9/11/2019 just after 4 o'clock in the afternoon. roberts was overheard having an argument with a man who followed him to the backyard and then shot him once in the chest robbers played for the cincinnati bengals after graduating from el soweto high school. another player made what's called cleats against gun violence in robert's name in support of the search for his killer. these are the cleats his twin brother calls robbers a family man who helped his community. he left behind 2 children. detectives had a person of interest but the case remains unsolved. a suspect was described as a young black male between 2030 years old bald with a beard, anyone with information on this case should email call detective mike sagan or the anonymous tip line at the numbers on your screen. in national news tonight, a fiercely divided house of representatives congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. >>

protective equipment for teachers a year into the pandemic, that is still a challenge here's cnbc's meg terrelle beginning, we had tremendous difficulty getting ppe. there was absolutely one of the reasons that we could not open in september we tried, you know, at that time putting in orders. there were months and months of backlog. >> reporter: robin is a school nurse in camden, new jersey, where learning is all virtual since the pandemic began she says even as personal protective equipment has become more available to health care providers, schools are still having trouble >> that was a big challenge to get us medical grade ppe for school nurses who were going to be the next front line of covid-19 >> reporter: in demoin, iowa, the state's mandated a five day a week in person option starting this week. especially difficult to supply m-95 masks for school nurses or special education teachers that work closely with students they're doing the best they can. >> the principals found that shops and stores are out they stop here from the way home from work and buy everything they can find. we're not

mary church terrell alison parker tells the story of mary church terrell her life. the national archives provided the video for this program. >> welcome, your audience to a discussion between