let us hasten that day when our unmeasured strength and our unbounded spirit will be free to do the great works ordained for this nation by the just and wise god who is the father of us all. thank you and good night. [ applause ] >> thank you, sir. >> speaker first. >> thank you. >> i think we ought to move out. >> here my friend. >> thank you, mr. president. >> we did better today than we did the other day. >> thank you. >> johnny, you got one? >> you bet. thank you, mr. president. >> thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. >> held jobs edgar. glad to see you. hello, phillip, glad to see you. hello, roy. so glad to see you. did anybody talk to you about i wanted to talk to you before you leave. will you see that the others, i want to talk to them when this is over with. cabinet room. >> mr. president, thank you very much. >> thank you, wayne. thank you, my friend. wayne has approved. >> this one just won't work. >> i'll distribute them right now. my daughter's birthday, july 2nd. >> wayne -- this is my ninth anniversary of my heart attack today. >> this is a good healing bill. >> thank y

that is something with which we cannot continue and which no other country would accept we make unbounded efforts to protect the civilian population in the gaza strip before any attack is taken against hamas which include text messages to people in civilian areas phone calls to their homes the end of the day and why because i don't and as you say yes margaret but why then is the u.n. security general urging israel to show restraint but prime minister netanyahu is vowing to step off the offensive so international colds are simply being ignored aren't they again i and he calls about international claims really should be directed towards the prime minister. stay with r.d. international for more of the week's world world cup the week's world news venture capital with katie pilbeam though coming up. it's like you know when the bullets to start because it's like dr. so it's almost like there's a beat the blue and then you just you know the big sound is like a bass. welcome to venture capital with the k.c. building this week we've come to the heart of the moscow financial center to talk about th

that is something with which we cannot continue and which no other country would accept we make unbounded efforts to protect the civilian population in the gaza strip before any attack is taken against hamas which include text messages to people in civilian areas phone calls to their homes the end of the day and why and as you say yes margaret but why then is the u.n. security general urging israel to show restraint but prime minister netanyahu is vowing to step off the offensive so international calls are simply being ignored are things i and he calls about international claims really should be directed towards the prime minister at the end of the day as a military big been given a very clear mission that mission is to restore quiet to the people that are living in israel and to teach. thomas that there is a very very heavy price to pay to committing acts of terror. when correspondents are following this story as well on line twenty four seven for most of r.t. dot com let's go back to one of our top stories it's because of the news from there that's in eastern ukraine it's been hit with

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that is something with which we cannot continue and which no other country would accept we make unbounded efforts to protect the civilian population in the gaza strip before any attack is taken against hamas which include text messages to people in civilian areas phone calls to their homes and a day ago then why because i don't as you say yes margaret but why then is the un security general urging israel to show restraint but prime minister netanyahu is vying to step off the offensive so international colds are simply being ignored aren't they i and he calls about international claims really should be directed towards the prime minister at the end of the day as a military the been given a very clear mission that mission is to restore quiet to the people that are living in israel and to teach hamas that there is a very very heavy price to pay to committing acts of terror israel's offensive house calls public art ridge across the globe with mosse rallies held in the u.k. australia and norway the protests were peaceful for the most part of every polish fighting demonstration the french were.

that is something with which we cannot continue and which no other country would accept we make unbounded efforts to protect the civilian population in the gaza strip before any attack is taken against hamas to take measures that no other military or no other country takes in the world which include text messages to people in civilian areas phone calls to their homes to do this because of the end of the day and why because i don't as you say yes margaret but why then is the un security general urging israel to show restraint but prime minister netanyahu is vowing to step off the offensive so international calls are simply being ignored aren't they. again i and he calls about international claims really should be directed towards the prime minister of. our middle east correspondent paula slayer's keeping track of the rising tensions in the region as well you can follow her twitter account for minute by minute updates. the top cia officer in germany has been ordered out of the country berlin responded angrily after two german officials in a week were allegedly revealed to be american spies

that is something with which we cannot continue and which no other country would accept we make unbounded efforts to protect the civilian population in the gaza strip before any attack is taken against hamas to take measures that no other military or no other country takes in the world which include text messages to people in civilian areas phone calls to their homes to do this is the end of the day because i don't as you say yes margaret but why then is the u.n. security general urging israel to show restraint but prime minister netanyahu is vowing to step up the offensive so international calls are simply being ignored aren't they. again i and he calls about international claims really should be directed towards the prime minister at the i.d.f. accuses hamas of news and some people as human shields in gaza while critics say israel bears responsibility for the killings while peter lavelle's gas and cross all clash over this issue and here's a quick preview of the debate they can watch and full later on artsy. but there is when you hit when. one innocent people are in harm's way unfortuna

that is something with which we cannot continue and which no other country would accept we make unbounded efforts to protect the civilian population in the gaza strip before any attack is taken against hamas to take measures that no other military or no other country takes in the world which include text messages to people in civilian areas phone calls to their homes to do this because if the end of the day then why because i don't and you say yes margaret but why then is the u.n. security general urging israel to show restraint but prime minister netanyahu is vowing to step off the offensive so international colds are simply being ignored aren't they. again i and he calls about international claims really should be directed towards the prime minister at the end of the day as a military big been given a very clear. store apply it to the people that are living in israel and to teach hamas that there is a very very heavy price to pay to committing acts of terror and questions that were guarding these civilian casualties in the gaza strip i believe should also be directed towards the leaders

that is something with which we cannot continue and which no other country would except we make unboundedefforts to protect the civilian population in the gaza strip before any attack is taken against hamas which include text messages to people in civilian areas phone calls to their homes the end of the day then why because i don't and you say yes margaret but why then is the u.n. security general urging israel to show restraint but prime minister netanyahu is vowing to step up the offensive so international calls are simply being ignored aren't they i and he calls about international claims really should be directed towards the prime minister at the end of the day as a military big been given a very clear mission that mission is to restore quiet to the people that are living in israel and to teach hamas that there is a very very heavy. price to pay to committing acts of terror. this is the way place while it's international money war the world's top news stories of the last seven days coming up shortly what's happening right now it's thirteen minutes into the world cup final and school i

let us hasten that day when our unmeasured strength and our unbounded spirit will be free to do the great works ordained for this nation by the just and wise god who is the father of us all. thank you and good night. [ applause ] >> thank you, sir. >> speaker first. >> thank you. >> i think we ought to move out. >> here my friend. >> thank you, mr. president. >> we did better today than we did the other day. >> thank you. >> johnny, you got one? >> you bet. thank you, mr. president. >> thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. >> held jobs edgar. glad to see you. hello, phillip, glad to see you. hello, roy. so glad to see you. did anybody talk to you about i wanted to talk to you before you leave. will you see that the others, i want to talk to them when this is over with. cabinet room. >> mr. president, thank you very much. >> thank you, wayne. thank you, my friend. wayne has approved. >> this one just won't work. >> i'll distribute them right now. my daughter's birthday, july 2nd. >> wayne -- this is my ninth anniversary of my heart attack today. >> this is a good healing bill. >> thank y

and our unbounded spirit. will be free. to do the great works are danger to this nation by the just and wise god. who is the father. of us all. johnson was right racism is indeed a poison a poison the describe destroys both the poison her and the poisoned and the civil rights act that he signed into law fifty years ago today along with the voting rights act of nine hundred sixty five helped us cleanse ourselves a little bit of that poison but the poisonous effect of slavery and racism still lingers white families still on average earn two dollars for every one dollar earned by a black family young black men meanwhile are still terrorized by a justice system the scenes that sees them as inherently more dangerous than white people as any study of marijuana or even murder conviction rates can tell you and at the same time the corporate back school reform movement is threatening to under the gains made after brown v board of education a lot has changed in the fifty years since winston lyndon johnson signed the civil rights act

let us hasten that day when our unmeasured strength and our unbounded spirit will be free to do the greathe just and wise god who is the father of us all. >> ladies and gentlemen, united states representative from the 5th district of georgia, the honorable george lewis. [ applause ] >> we gather here in the capitol to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. and his beloved wife coretta scott king. one of the most distinguished husband and wife teams of the 20th century. often history remembers speeches or facts and figures, but i cannot forget their love. from their union came an enduring strength that carried many of us through the darkest days of the movement. when they stood together, their bodies became great pillars of hope, the roof of the american house resting on their shoulders. they led a nonviolent revolution, a revolution of values, a revolution of ideas. mrs. king had the rare ability to tell the story of the movement through song, through music, to travel the length and breadth of america she built dr. mar martin luther king, jr. center for change. they taught us the way of peace,

and such are the energies of her mind as to place her title in the unbounded accomplice of her alleged husband beyond controversy. several gentlemen in boston whose character and influence are high in the political world declare it was the president called out of time, they should rather see mrs. adams in the presidential chair than any other character now existing in america. i love thinking about abigail adams as president. so she then -- when they reencountered each other in new york when she and john went to philadelphia and the american government, as you know, first started meeting in new york. and she wrote, the vice president still continues a man of sense and patriots, that he is still good and deniably affable, that his lady is not spoiled by the surrounding flatterers. in one word, mr. and mrs. adams are the same kind and hospitable individuals received the most affectionate and applicable condescension. that's all i know except abigail's signature is in "the gleaner." you can see it at the hp park service site. but as i say, i'm still reading the letters, so there might be

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silicon valley and hollywood and self-fund a bit and knows how to mess with the clintons' head and is unboundational popular vote. >> wow. >> with that last line, i think we know who you're talking about. please, the big reveal, mark halpern. >> the honorable albert gore of tennessee. a huge vacuum. the republican doesn't have a candidate who could beat her. it could change overtime and clearly unhappiness with her. huge recognition as strong as she is in so many ways, she has not shed herself without vulnerability during this book tour. i don't know that al gore will run against her but i do know of all the other people talking about running against her i don't think anybody has his strengths and i think al gore would like to be president and i think if he decided to do it, it would be a matchup worth watching. again, i think he has got a better chance of betinged her in the primary today than any republican does to beat her in a general election. >> are you stirring the pot or based on some reporting you have? >> i'm not saying he is going to do it. i say if he did he brings enormous streng

is claudia roth pierpont, staff writer for the new new yorker ws the author of most recently roth unbounder and his books. and a staffer, like i mentioned, at the new yorker. our moderator this evening is my generous and brilliant colleague, kendall thomas, sitting right here to my right. kendall is the co-founder and director of the center for law and culture at columbia university school of law. he's also the nash professor of law at columbia. please welcome kendall thomas. [applause] >> thank you, rich, and thank you so much for your vision this organizing this year of the harlem book fair on the great james baldwin. [applause] james baldwin, as you all know, was a son of harlem, and it is so fitting that james baldwin provides the inspiration for our discussion this afternoon of james baldwin and american morality. we have with us a stellar collection, i would call them a dream team. i could not have come up with a better staff of panelists to discuss the question of baldwin and american morality than the one you see before you. and i hope that you're as excited as i am at the convers

let us hasten that day when our unmeasured strength and our unbounded spirit will be free to do the great works ordained for this nation by the just and wise god who is the father of us all. thank you and good night. [applause] you, mr. president. >> congratulations. >> tell somebody on my staff to make sure we get some more pens here. >> inc. you so much. that was a magnificent statement this evening. >> this national historic 175mark, built in 1839, was years old this year. this is the oldest surviving building in jackson. we are standing inside the , the historic preservation gallery here in the capital. was built in the style of the greek temples of greece with the great rotunda and dome and the columns. is theunda dome distinction most people look at. as soon as you walk in, it greets you. to the top. , it's the interior dome about 170 five years old. the architect of the building did a lot of work on other state capitals like alabama and north carolina. he later went on to design the governor's mansion at ole miss. history ofthe mississippi on american history tv on c-span3. 50 year