u. s. history was repeating itself once again since it started in the way the 1st f, a chinese olympics. the target and then pick site. the us during the opening ceremony a reco middle tally for china. the one that has a new use between one and 3000 protest is demanded. justice of the 2 vehicles control . there are some reports that they actually struck close, circling the school started several days and left hundreds. i think those rides during credibly important because of having planned amenities funded life. according to beijing. these of course on hon. the chinese authorities definitely miss the opportunity to try to. to g ross traumatized, the entire chinese nation, the fleet. they took refuge in nearby countries or in europe and his priority. the approach that his father took to jesus, the president to an economist who supports a china united through around the already members must learn chinese oems. also the height of the only nash tree will keep a tumble. that's the least you could do. tr

u. s. history is out now to and benjamin joins me now from cleveland in the us border states, texas. thank you so much start here. uh, coming on. i mean i have to start with the fact that, uh what, what is the scale of the immigration crisis? because normally, i mean, we talk about the fact the chinese population fill 588-0000 in 2022 and as a shrinking population, the scare in the united states. but your book seems to talk about the fact you need fewer immigrants don't more. when truly the point is you need more immigrants, right? well, it depends on what your perspective is. there are people who believe that, you know, laws, immigration laws ought to be followed. and the u. s. is probably one of the only countries in the world where there are a sizable, you know, populations outside us citizens that believe otherwise, that maybe we should just ignore the i n a, the immigration and nationality act in all of the last that or when we go out globally, towards so, i mean, no one thinks america, i mean, you say in the book americans should only be a nation of legal immigrants. they go to

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u. s. history my junior year. a slower pace it still needs to be taught throughout the years at school. because it is important and it is our history. especially living in florida. >> in november, 1920, the small town of ocoee was the site of the worst election day violence in election history. and weeks before the election, kkk members send threatening members -- who registered residents to vote. the klan promised we should always -- and he who interferes must face the consequences. >> this is sleepy hollow ground cemetery, which contains the bodies of at least 300 people, black people who died during the massacre. most of them burned to death beyond recognition. so they were put in mass graves in this spot. and until recently they were forgotten about. >> the massacre was scorched play to african american men who went to the post to vote. it was about voting rights. >> there was a good reason for white men to be afraid of black people voting because a change the balance of power. >> so, they were refused the rig

u. s. history? one of the nation's top election experts says democracy is on the line in the united states versus donald trump. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source. donald trump will be arraigned in less than 24 hours from now, right here in washington, d.c.. the first time for crimes he allegedly committed us president against his country. he's expected to appear in court at 4 pm eastern, in person, we are told, and today, his former vice president and now 2024 challenger, and a critical witness in this case, had a lot more to say about the january 6th indictment, and his former boss's role. >> anyone who puts themselves over the constitution should never be president of the united states. >> it wasn't just the asked for a pause, the president specifically asked me end his gaggle of crack pot lawyers asked me to literally reject votes, essentially, to overturn the election. >> and i'm joined by the former trump attorney general, bill barr. his first reactions since we have seen these new ch

u. s. historyblack letter, bold faced date, august 1st 2023 is the date on which a former president and the leading presidential candidate of the republican party was indicted in federal court, accused of leading multiple criminal conspiracies to try to hold power by force, after he was voted out of office by the people. in the special coverage tonight, we will talk about all of it. the charges that have been brought, these four felony charges, the unindicted, unnamed, but for the most part pretty clearly identifiable coconspirators whose actions are described in detail in the indictment, alongside the alleged actions of the former president himself. we will also talk about what we know about how the case will proceed, particularly alongside all the other legal proceedings, including criminal proceedings already pending against the same very high-profile defendant. whatever satisfaction there may be in seeing the country demonstrate rather than just say that we are a nation of law, the laws apply t

that official says the law just not from his austin. hawaii is history. u. s. coast guards, as people jumped into the woods and run valley to try and get away from the fire and smoke we received from 1st responders and the high note was that people were evacuating into the water. the initial information i received was potentially up to 100 people had entered the water and would be in need of assistance. the 1st evening and into the early hours of the next morning. it was a total of 17 memorial services being held for the assassinated ecuadorian presidential candidate. fernando v. ever since you, the anti corruption journalist was shot dead as he left a campaign event on wednesday, 6 suspects of being charged. the government has declared a state of emergency and it says the election will go ahead as planned. in 2 weeks time, hundreds of supporters of the community doesn't need to have gathered outside of french or military base, the capital, the angry because the west africans locked into us as place of regional falls on it's done by the world. food program say

dead officials say it's most of the largest natural disaster in hawaii's history. the u. s. coast guard says people jumped into the water around malik, just to try and get away from the fire and the smoke we received from 1st responders, m a high note was that people were evacuating into the water. the initial information i received was potentially up to 100 people had entered the water and would be in need of assistance that 1st evening and into the early hours of the next morning. it was a total of 17, a memorial services being held for the assassinated ecuadorian presidential candidate, fernando via v assessed. you. the anti corruption journalist was shot dead as he left a campaign event on wednesday. the government's declared a state of emergency, and it says the election will go ahead is planned in 2 weeks. hundreds of supporters of the 2 leaders in the chair have gathered outside a fresh military base near the capital. they're angry because the west african blocks known as echo us has placed a regional force on stand by. as a potential environmental disaster has been

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you u know it's s pantene. skills to teach history. wondered why she never read about her asian american ancestry in school. fast forward to cho's online bakery, yummy holic. we're a customer. requested she make a cookie with their face on it. it got so much attention that cho baked a gallery of cookies depicting aapi trailblazers of the past and present. they include actor and activist george takei, author grace lee boggs and artist minnie okubo. i realize if i have everyone's attention anyway, then i'd like to funnel it toward issues that matter to me. and what really mattered are matters of representation. she's expanding her cookie portraits to another passion project making gingerbread replicas of historic asian american neighborhoods. so it's truly food for thought. that's it for this edition, a matter of fact. i'm soledad o'brien. i'll see you back here next week. as a reminder, you can always watch. matter of fact, during the week on f-y-i and youtube. >>> today on "asia pacific america," the star of "fresh off the boat" and ma

have left at least 67 people, that officials say it's the largest natural disaster in hawaii history. the u. s. coast guard says people jumped into the water around the way to try and get away from the fire and the smoke, as we received from 1st responders. and the high now was that people were evacuating into the water. the initial information we received was potentially up to 100 people had entered the water and would be in need of assistance. the 1st evening and into the early hours of the next morning. it was a total of 17. a memorial service has been held full. the assassinated ecuadorian presidential candidate. fernando vincent c. o. the anti corruption john less was shot dead as he left to come pay the vents on wednesday. the government has declared the states of emergency and in selection we'll go ahead has planned in 8 days. hundreds of supporters of the 2 leaders invisia have gathered outside the french military base, the capital, the angry because the west african block there was placed a regional force on some by the well food program says 6300000 people in sedona one step away fro

u. s. division of count. as john is a new book, military history for the modern strategist, america's major was since 1861. it's also dr. michael o'hanlon, senior fellow and director of research and foreign policy at the brookings institution, and former advisory board member, the c. i a joins me now from washington dc. thank you so much, mike, for coming on just before we get to the book, and i go to say your book makes it very hard for journalists because the scope is massive as co director of the brookings african security. initially. if you a quick thoughts on events in the share, my understanding is it's the largest c a base in the world. i get as base 201. i don't know, 500000000000. don't how many millions of dollars it means, the bank of the us public money on it. and an american trained soldier now runs these. yeah, well, greetings and you certainly are right to dramatize the significance of the counterterrorism cooperation with new share, including the base. it probably is a, this point, multi $1000000000.00 base in terms of overall investment, but i'm not sure on the exact numbers. we also know

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government, the amount tools, any previous supplies to american allies in the history from january they'll see it to may of this year, the u. s. provided will the $46000000000.00 worth of menifee assistance. the crane vice included $23.00 and a half $1000000.00 in weapons. i'm equipment process, but i comprises more than 60 percent of total us assistance for the country that i this package estimated at $1300000.00 would include dependency, drones and ad defense systems that we spoke to radio, some physical coolant data, steve bill, he says, that in the polls like this may pump the american politicians to question the seemingly limited support of keys. i think the numbers are pretty amazing, considering the one sided story the media has been seeking americans. i think it's, it's uh illustrative that, that many are having doubts when they haven't really been given the truth of what's actually been done on the life of accountability of the money. we've set the defense contractors, the military defense, industrial complex. the politicians hands are deep in their pockets, and after the afghanistan war came to an end, the military

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u. s. we know that washington is one of the as well as the closest allies have a history of warm relations with, with many nathan members between as well as coast. now if there are post on kids, plans have been monitoring as well as exclusion from the ramstein grape. a true. how could that potentially pun out for your trade in terms of its ties with the west? so just the asked denied. there is rarely for ryan ministry about this, and they told me just the the can notice that no one official from both sides that made any comments about that. so maybe this report is not so true. and then i don't know what's behind the se, report sunday, if for sammy space or. and then as long as these riley governments and know position is that these didn't happen yet. ukraine didn't want to exclude these row and they don't want to. and do something was the visa regime, but say if it will continue if a disposition that these are a little continuing this concept to continue for you are so for a long time may be eventually ease. well, we will need to face the steps that the thousands wants to take. yeah, i was

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it's 2 years since the longest about war and us history ended with the cycle inside of escape of fleeing us troops from afghanistan . today, the u. s. has involved in a war and your report according to us in europe and officials in the new york times . ukraine has too many soldiers in the wrong places, with hundreds of thousands dead under biden's political opponents. judging negotiations. what's next? nature of senior mentor for logistics, lieutenant general. ben hodges was commanding general of the us army in europe during the minutes agreements on ukraine. he commanded the 100 and 1st evelyn in operation iraqi freedom was the director of military operations in kind of afghanistan and he joins me now from frankfurt in germany. the general, thank you so much for coming on going underground. we had assistant secretaries of state on national security advises presidents never come under of the anti us. so i mean your of, i have to say, so let's just start with them. i don't know what you thought of the salzburg a new york times claiming its sources, told them from the us administration on your a p invalid the ukraine, just as too man

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u. s, navy, which has deployed 3000 military personnel to the red sea. a health scape in hawaii, as the deadliest wildfire in us, history is now known to have killed almost 100 people. all the hopes and dreams of a whole community riding on this vast machine, as it actually takes off of this magnificent machine. hurry up towards the cost of us and ushering in a new era of space exploration. russia races toward the stars in its 1st moon mission, in almost half a century. the you are watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. this is the weekly with a look at the top stories of the week. we begin in these era where the prime minister of the qu, government has hit out at the you for preparing to slap sanctions on the country. the official says it's inhumane. and unacceptable. after the european blocks foreign policy chief announced new restrictions are on the way the welcome to the decisions taken by you co boss heads of state of the 2nd emergency summit, the situation in the area on august 10th. in particular, the desire to seek a diplomat sick way out of the current crisis taken into account the simu

candle, one of the biggest in american history, broke out in the halls of congress and nation into klein. the former president is accused of conspiracy to the full b u. s. tom hearing with a witness conspiracy against the rights of citizens. this is the 3rd charge of both the games trump since he left office. he's previously been accused of mishandling classified files on falsifying business records to cover bribery. the environments against donald trump comes in relation to the capitol hill, one that's on january the 6th at 2021. supporters of trump stones, concourse, caving joy findings election. victory was falsified. donald trump, who announced he's running for president and noise any wrong doing insights of the charge of the game, say nothing more than in attempts to distract from a fresh scandal surrounding b. 5 and families. as well. my associate of hunted, by an employee of ukrainian energy joint risk. my has reportedly testified before members of the us congress, st. george by them was involved directly in his son's business to business dealings in ukraine. finding has previously been in the spotlight regarding the supply of military a. t a du

u. k. 's official secrets act you case counter terrorism please, is leading the investigation. spain has reached the final of the women's world cup for the 1st time and its history beat sweden and dramatic some. i file in auckland, on tuesday. spain took the lead and the 81st minute thanks to 19 year old selma pear willow. but with a few minutes to go sweden equalize through rebecca blanca, with hover in the dying seconds over cam rone up her motor or rather score the winner for spain. and they go through to sundays final, where they'll play the winner of the match between co host england and australia. it was this class is just the latest installment in a bitter sporting rivalry between the 2 countries. alex thomas explains from sydney this was the reaction when paint the buying speaker winning penalty incense. today's confining suit out against brands, and it feels like australia hasn't stop celebrating since the nation is being switch. what i, matilda is media headed this cindy finally showdown with england. we love the support, the fullest airlines is showing and the level of football and getting to share what the world game is in australia. but we really al

u. s. coast guard academy that went and released four years. detailing decades of alleged and sexual assault. until cnn began looking into it, congress never saw the report. it revealed a dark historypeaking exclusively to cnn, about the failure to review the findings in the report. more from pamela brown. >> when the head of the coas t guard was nearing retirement in 2018 he prepared, the admiral, who was taking his place. >> so, sit down with my successor and say here are all the things that budgetary, but this was a big one. >> the big one was a massive scandal that was only starting to be understood. and explosive investigation into sexual assault at the coast guard academy. >> they said hey, we've got this investigation going on. there was no confusion whatsoever about the priority placed upon this. >> admiral paul told cnn in this exclusive interview, that there was no question the results of the investigation he launched would have eventually be made public. >> it was my intent, to reveal the public face of this event. as the senior leader of the coast guard. and i regret that we were not able to compete it. during my watch. >> during when the investigation was completed, a

s comiming along.. well, it c can. national u university.y. supppporting thehe whole y. >>> finally tonight, the devastating loss from the maui wildfires has wiped away centuries of history. the flames engulfing the coastal town of lahaina have forever changed one of hawaii's most historic cities, one that dates back to the late 1700s and once served as the capital of the hawaiian kingdom. an inferno that left people with little or no time to escape is eerily reminiscent of the 2018 california camp fire. >> heavenly father, please help us. >> reporter: the deadliest and most destructive in that state's history. now much of lahaina, once graced with stately landmarks, is but smoldering ruins. a majestic 150-year-old banyan tree offering shelter and shade to locals and visitors for generations is badly burned but still standing. a symbol of the city's proud heritage and resilience. and that is the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others please check back later for "cbs mornings." and of course you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm major garrett. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shah

s stroke assosociated wiwith blood c clots. openen up your w world! a chchance for u up to 4 mons between trtreatments withth vabysmo.. ask yoyour doctor.r. >>> tomorrow marks a moment in historyproclamation a a estimatedd 250,000 p people descendedd on washingngton, d.c for the march on washington for jobs and freedom. that day martin luther king jr. took the stage and delivered one of the greatest speeches of his life. >> i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up, live out the true meaning of its creed. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all many are created equal. [ applause ] >> reporter: it is a beautiful speech. it doesn't so much demand as it encourages. it is a great american speech, perfect for america's limited appetite for addressing america's inequities, both racial and economic. >> i have a dream today. >> reporter: it focuses more on the interpersonal and less on the systemic and structural. king would later say he needed to confess the dream he had that day h had a at many poioints tu ininto a nigightmare. in 1967, years after the passage of the civil rights act and the voting rights agent, king would say in a television interview that after

history of bringing partisan indictments. he indicted bob mcdonald, the sitting governor of virginia, when he was a credible candidate for president. he got a conviction, and that conviction went to the u. s. supreme court. and i got unanimously thrown out. but the conviction was all about politics. what they want to do is they want to trial to attack donald trump. they'd like a trial in september, october of next year, right before the election, the other 10 people i'm not going to speculate or the other nine will find out. but frankly, there were nine people who are unlucky enough to be standing somewhere in or around donald trump their target. is political. this is not the rule of law. this is not enforcing the law fairly. this is because partisan democrats have convinced themselves look if you disagree with donald trump campaign against him that's called democracy. but democrats don't believe in democracy because they're worried the voters don't want four more years of the disaster that is joe biden . and so they want to abuse the justice system to try to take that choice away from the voters. i think that's shameful. all right. senator ted cruz has graciously agreed to stick around w