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the father and uncle of jacob blake.ung black man shot by kenosha police, sparking protest throughout kenosha. i want to thank you so much for spending this time. next up, we will speak to the way representing the family of anthony huber, one of the two protesters shot dead by kyle rittenhouse. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in kenosha, wisconsin, sunday people took to the streets to protest the acquittal of kyle rittenhouse and to remember his victims. they walked the same route rittenhouse took when he shot and killed joseph rosenbaum and anthony huber and wounded gaige grosskreutz during protests following the police shooting of jacob blake. joseph rosenbaum was the first person rittenhouse shot. with his ar-15-style rifle. joseph rosenbaum was 36 36 years old. he had just been released that same day from a milwaukee hospital where he had been treated for a suicide attempt. he was unarmed when he was shot by rittenhouse. roosevelt was shot fou

she would talk about her uncle kenneth.persona. >> garrett is senator wherry's great, great nephew. as a child he knew nothing about her uncle's role in the lavendar scare only that he had been a powerful man on capitol hill. >> he has always been a revered person in my family. he was friends with nixon. he was friends with eisenhower. >> let every last one of us here and now rededicate ourselves to the cause of freedom. >> senator wherry went on a crusade against what he called moral perverts and pressured government agencies to follow his lead. >> wherry was on the appropriations committee. so what he was able to do is create this fear within all the bureaucracies that if there were homosexuals and they weren't doing enough to root them out, then they would lose their funding. and so administrators started implementing new systems to purge sexual deviants from the government. >> it was senator wherry who fostered the idea homosexuals were likely to be soviet spies and used his political power to kick-start the pervert pur

i didn't want my uncle, he was a teacher, had children and i didn't my uncle to go to jail. if i'd said to my uncle that night that this boy have done something, jesus christ. i can't even -- is so last year? my little -- you all read in the book about what happened to celeste. celeste beat the boys up. celeste and my friend did what my uncle didn't he because he did know, found out the next day, cornered them and beat the shit out of them. it's okay -- [laughing] i'm going to say allegedly. allegedly, right? so what i know is protection from black men, from my people, from community. and so i made the decision very early very young to do that but it's also because i felt complicit and i thought immediately i'm not worthy of this. i do what mr. west to throw his life away for me. i'm the bad girl. >> unkind hold onto some stuff because all the pieces of the book and then yelled at have to read a budget all read the book and will come back and talk again. speaking of the incident again when we got lots of new city, what of your favorite writers and friend, you saw his post, h

my uncle wrote at a very young age. for those not familiar with chinese history, the cultural revolution is a period of 10 years through 1976 when chairman mao reached extreme upheaval and encouraged citizens to revoltagainst intellectual professors, scholars, writers . my uncle was then in the age group that was most mobilized bychairman mao . chairman mao formed kind of an ad hoc affiliate army called the red guard of teenagers who were idealistic and believed in this mission of communism that china now spread. my uncle who always loved reading banned books, looking at things critically from a young age so he wrote a paper calling upon his peers to think closely about what they were doing and persecuting their teachers, their principles, sometimes their own parents at the past of the government that at its core didn't really care about its citizens or it wouldn't do this to anybody in its country. it was quickly determined that my uncle was the one who wrote this paper and spread it around so my uncle was imprisoned ,

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uncle brad is out front with sheet asking about vaccination status.pful. she could administer a booster shot and rapid test if necessary. only if you get past uncle brad and aunt donna then can you do go in and join your family dinner that would go great. everyone would love that and i'm sure it would lead to just festive environment inside. why they laugh is because they know it's absurd. even they themselves wouldn't follow it oh, by the way, you guys know a lot about the upper midwest. hors d'oeuvres in the garage in november does not sound delightful. >> as you know wisconsin and minnesota, guys, you have your woollies on and parked outside waiting for to come back, pete, made some comments as well about advice on thousand stay safe during thanksgiving. take a look. >> they all getting together for christmas for sure. the whole family, including the dogs. you get vaccinated, you surround yourself with vaccinated people. and you get boosted. and when you are in a congregate setting outside of the family setting, you wear a mask because you are not

this is the uncle of jacob blake. he's walking up speaking here. we've seen people here on both sides of the issue. but i'm speaking here with a man who -- you came from pretty far off to be here. tell me, what was your reaction to the verdict? in your opinion, what does this mean for the second amendment? >> i'm happy about the verdict, and my young hero, kyle, 1,000-year-old right of self-defense was vindicated, but i'm also sad for the gentlemen that died and the third injured. >> reporter: what did you make of the prosecution's argument that you shouldn't be able to provoke the danger and then claim self-defense? >> that's a correct statement of the law. in washington state we call it the initial aggressor doctrine. >> reporter: that's what the prosecution said. the jury didn't agree. >> but they could have found provocation. but they didn't. so i think it's a victory for the 1,000-year-old right of self-defense and our young hero, kyle, but we don't want to celebrate too much because two people died and a third was seriously injured. >> report

my uncle 18 and my father was 6 or 7 year's old, for what my uncle wrote at young age, the period of ten years 1976 when chairman mao reached extreme up he'll and encouraged citizens to revolt against intellectual professors, scholars. my uncle was then in the age group that was most mobilized by chairman mao. chairman mao formed kind of an army ad hoc civilian army who were idealistic and truly believed in the mission of communityism that chairman mao spread and my uncle always loved reading band books and things critically from a very young age and wrote a people calling upon peers to think closely about what they were doing by persecuting teachers, principals, sometimes their own parents at the behest of government that at its core didn't care about citizens or wouldn't do to anybody in the country. my uncle was in prison, starved and tortured my and my father spent whole child being persecuted from being from a family. my father, i have no idea how but against all odds made it out and became an english literature professor precisely because he loved the social criticism that auth

>> in the south when uncle sam starts handing out doe we call him uncle sugar and that's what we gotodd: research and find out if corn pop and uncle sugar are related. governor huckabee, thanks for coming on you speak the truth. carley: thank you we appreciate it? >> thank you. carley: jam-packed show great spending the morning with all of you if. it's not friday yet. todd: rrge seed change, they begin right now as well bye-bye. president biden a passing the buck after major losses in virginia. >> i'm not sure i would have been able to change the very conservative folks to turned out. >> i hope it's a wake-up call for all of us. >> deep blue stated of new jersey jack ciattarelli came within a point. >> send a message we won't take it we won't take it lying down. >> democrats scram to be explain the red wave that crashed into their candidates. >> stupid wokes, the democrats. some of these people need to go through woke detox. >> san francisco has just announced kids in the city will

marilia mendonca, one of brazil's most successful singers, has died in a plane crash along with her uncle, producer and two crew members. the 26—year—old latin grammy winner who was brazil's most streamed artist on spotify last year, was flying to perform in a concert in the southeast of the country. the un security council has expressed deep concern about the intensifying conflict in ethiopia. it came as nine rebel groups formed a new alliance, aimed at removing the current government of prime minister abiy ahmed. the year—long war has left over 400,000 people facing famine—like conditions.

it's like something out of the movies and my uncle sped up. he was 16 and he stopped and there wewe went. my uncle i don't know what he was thinking. he hid in the car supposedly so weus just laid down. my uncle was always cool and had his own ideas. the car went right by us and we regrouped. she was just as scared as she was then. and living under those conditions and how it affects you. when you're raised in that kind of situation it does a lot to you. it affects your behavior and it affects your mind. she said this is not over. you guys are going to hear more about this. and emmett asked not to tell her grandfather so we didn't tell her grandfather. we were young. this was wednesday and thursday passed by, friday and nothing happened and we thought it was all over with now. everybody gathered from all the cities and villages in came to town and people you hadn't seen for a while and one of the best times you could everr] have. the old saying in the south a white man could be white and no more. life itself. enjoy life, my goodness. things wi

we got rid of uncle ben, nobody really knows why. we are taking people off of products we see in stores. should we only see white people on products in stores and that would be the color of society? that sounds like white supremacist society if you only saw white people but that is being brought to us by the supposedly tolerant progressives. one of the ones i love to bring up is who canceled an episode of the golden girls where betty white andrew mcclanahan were doing facemasks so they have brown facemasks on and walk out in the episode is about be arthur, her son mary a black woman in the whole episode is about two people from different places, coming together, families coming together. it would america is supposed to be about, but they removed that episode because of supposedly ask face by betty white. it wasn't blackface, secondly it is betty white, the most beloved woman in america and no one honestly believed if you removed that episode, you can no longer see that episode of the golden girls where two families came together over

four other people — her uncle, her producer and two crew members — also died when the small private planeous area. ms mendonca, who was 26, was a feminist icon in the country and won a latin american grammy in 2019. the bbc�*s courtney bembridge gave me more details. the plane crashed not far from where the concert was due to take place on friday evening. as you said, it was a mountainous area beneath a waterfall and television images show the damaged aircraft there as rescue crews went in but unfortunately, all five people on board were killed in that crash. an investigation is now under way into exactly what happened. there has been some reports that the plane may have hit powerlines, electricity lines, in that area — as i said, it was not far from it was due to land — so that investigation is ongoing but marilia mendonca was one of brazil's most popular contemporary singers and so at the moment, the country is in mourning. she won a latin grammy, as you said, in 2019 and last year, she was the most listened to artist on spotify in brazil, the streaming service. so one commentator descr

behind me all the children and 0 was run into by the truck, which you can also see just by the dupont uncle there. so wanted to point out there was some pets or leakage from the tank on then some motorbike amazon. what about docs right after under a thought is coping the fuel from the truck from the tanker either. and then there was a traffic hold up in this area. so that when that was the 1st of this, a fast ball got it. i mean, monica gimler, shortly afterwards we don't met, but what's called the exclusion. what once it happened, then those what stopped in the traffic and got because that was on hit them to far balls, moralist, noble, good area on many of those who died. oh, there were bones, weapons in serbia because i'm looking for those who died where the motorbike sex read us was hoping feel from bunker president julius must appeal who is in scotland . attending cob 26 climate talks on saturday. called it a run this loss of life. the head of sierra leone is national disaster management agency echoed the same sentiments, saying it was a terrible, terrible accident. the port see a free

which benefit that our dads and uncles fought for our going to give up next? because that's what it took. the company asked him to take a 30% pay cut. literally that was an opening bid. the union rallied workers to reject that but then they got a second tier, new workers are hired at a lower pay permanently forever. and then the plant moved and so globalization and the ease with which these factories could be moved to places where people work much cheaper, that has to ruin leverage of unions who worked in those plants. because now there's an alternative. now there's a much cheaper labor force that is hungry and willing to work and not looking for a smoke break and doesn't by the way need any alcohol treatment, like you know, it was really tough. and then as unions started declining people started losing faith in the unions because not producing, not giving the high wages. and so i call it a death spiral because they are also not able to get politicians elected to within protect them. so you see right to work come back to indiana, and republican laws that then

paul's cemetery and berries in the family vault next to his famous uncle george armistead. i was on a tour a few years ago where he said he no he's at old st. paul's and we are sure where the that's where. i was standing there with my wife who had the presence to take photos. it's a private cemetery basically and it's locked in gated and occasionally they do tours. that's the armistead story. hancock was wanted about the same time in the thigh. he he recovers that he never fully recovers. he returns to the army in six months never quite the same. it's a pretty good day in spotsylvania but that's why he never rose to a higher command. he has an interesting post-war life in a detail it in the book he runs for president in 1880 and he almost becomes president. 1885 he returns to gettysburg for the final time where he famously argues with the location the proposed location of the hancock wounding. hancock but it should be closer to the --. it was placed by someone nearby. hancock does take you monitor the battlefield. to walk the fields with wind field scott hancock? a few mont

after we went with the cool uncle, we noticed the love and respect from the children came from nowherearthel: i love it. you got the cedric the entertainer bible. he's funny so wanted to ask you, did you coordinate with the school? tell me more of what you do when you are on campus. >> absolutely. the dads you see here involved, we are all active in our kids education. we allow the program birth at her school. prior to coming to the campus, not only did we reach out them but we also reached out to the school superintendent and he was excited and ecstatic about bringing this type of program to the school. arthel: very good. i want to move out a little bit because i want to ask about what about the students? how are they reacting what did they say? >> at first they were like why these guys and why they here? by the third or fourth day, they left it. they loved the fact that we were there. we are dads, uncles, friends but we also like to start the day off, they are teens so we make jokes with them, we do those types of things to brighten their day to show what we do on the campus. arthel:

so i called my friends at uncle jaseppe's.com.ht. and we have been picking. there is like every candy under the sun. great. >> geraldo: put some back you know when you double dip. >> judge jeanine: they have chocolate. >> geraldo: i want that. >> judge jeanine: peppermint pattiys on a chocolate apple. >> greg: what were you going to do make plug for people and get free candy. >> judge jeanine: no we knew it was candy day we knew who to call uncle giuspeey's. >> >> geraldo: is it full-time for geraldo's news with geraldo? >> judge jeanine: yes i will eat candy. >> geraldo: i'm honored to host cops all access hit show on fox nation that is the companion show to cops which was run off the air in an epidemic of wokeness. fought its way back. fox courageously put it back. put it on fox nation where it is attracting millions of views. everyone is watching cops. you love cops. the blue is back. i'm proud to host it. and the founder of it, john langley of good friend of mine, he is a great guy. he put this on the air. kept it on the air.

i love you uncle kevin, i don't know when you will read this but i cannot lose another dad. pull through and fight, okay? he died three days after he was shot in the stomach, protecting the reporter covering a recent smash and grab robbery in downtown oak. >> after he had been shot, he was protecting them. >> reporter: he worked as an armed guard after retirement and the police force, he loved to the work. he also loved being a grandpa to her three boys. going over the top with gifts, like this giant dinosaur. >> i am so proud to know him. i can't even say in past tense, because he is still here. >> seeing how many police departments are so supportive of him -- it's overwhelming. i lived with this guy, this hero. >> reporter: kevin was supposed to meet his newest grandson on a family trip to hawaii, scheduled for december 1. >> i can't stop crying. i know that he would want us to take a vacation, but to be honest -- it is too hard to do. i don't even know how many months will pass until we can go on an airplane without crying. i know that he will want us to keep telling funn

but jacob blake's uncle told this group to leave. go home. there's still work that needs to be done, and the work is not going to happen here on bull horns shouting and yelling at each other. ho he's talking about the work that needs to be done with the justice system in his eyes, even pointing to the case in georgia where three white men are on trial for the killing of ahmaud arbery, alisyn. >> i think the message that everyone who is disappointed today has been saying is this needs to be peaceful, and you know, we will all fight another day in right, most peaceful way, and we have heard that echoed by even the prosecutors who feel that they lost today. thank you very much, for all of that. thank you to sara, and shimon stick around. we are continuing to follow the breaking news, kyle rittenhouse found not guilty on all counts and our legal experts are going to weigh in on the most important moments in this trial that led to the acquittal. hone . and t-mobile will pay for it! upgrade to the iphone 13 pro... on us. - [announcer] meet the ninj

the uncle of jacob blake. jaco jacob blake was partially paralyzed.ent decided not to pursue civil rights charges against the officer who shot him. mr. blake, thanks for being with us. i am wondering what your reaction was to kyle rittenhouse's testimony was today? >> thank you for having us tonight. well first off, it was just unplausible, the things that he was talking about, the way he felt, the crying and the -- the display that he showed. nobody wants to hear that. this young man -- once you step into an adult world, you are sort of trapped on that side. he don't want to be 17-year-old home playing atari or home playing whatever game they play these days. he has to suffer the consequences of it. two men are dead and will never walk back through the doors of their mother and father's. they had girlfriends, they had fiancees, they had a life. these are two human beings. they are not animals. they aren't dogs like they were shot in the street. they are human beings with families, lives, and loved ones. >> do you believe that rittenhouse has remorse

uncle! good to see you. flowers for you there. thank you!gh i have the mask, i am double jabbed, they tested me, i am fine. they were supposed to come to my wedding this summer, but the pandemic mean they couldn't make it. it's true. got some pictures for you. i will show you these. this is the closer one of grandad there. it is funny, because grandad always had something to say. i would love what he would have thought about it all. what all these changes... changes good. you can't stay the same all the time. you've got to move on, you can't say the same all the time. i don't accept it. all of my money is in england still. all the pictures and everything are in england. i have insurance, the pension will still be the same. but things don't say the same, changes bring success sometimes. generations of british influence have left quite a mark here. road signs, and institutions mimic their counterparts across the atlantic. the national sport is cricket, played at the familiar sounding kensington oval in the capital bridgetown. roland butcher wa

i spent summers in tobacco road, didn't want to, but i had to, on my uncle's -- my uncle was a sharecropper. all the time i thought he owned the land. even when i went to college i would brag about my uncle and his tobacco farm and i just remember my sophomore year in college i went and said, uncle, this is great, how many acres you have. he said, this is not my land, boy. this is the west part land, that part of the south. the south is, again, i think made a comment about, there are lots of things about the south i wanted to vanquish. when i left north carolina i changed my speech, you know, because when i moved to dc, everyone thought i was ignorant, if you have a southern drawl. but i went through that diaspora and i went through all of that and i remember being in california and one of my colleagues, white, came from north carolina. she's a professor. and just listening to her, i was like, damn, she has her accent. i was like, i want my accent. but she's a white woman and i'm a black man, right? so again, we're thinking about that heritage. but, you know, working on spoleto and getting

>> i thought that's what my uncle told me >> seth: that's what your uncle told you >> yeah.[ bleep ] >> seth: your aunt has one >> i guess my aunt i don't know what's going on anymore. [ light laughter ] >> seth: they're worried they took your tickets away because they were worried you were going to invite your uncle >> yeah. >> seth: all right, so here you are. here's a moose knuckle ad. and by the way, they are so happy with everything you've said about their product so far. [ laughter ] i mean, whatever they paid you, they've gotten it back ten fold. >> for sure. they are so comfortable coats, please [ laughter ] >> seth: but here is emily and, you know, this is obviously a professional -- i mean, she is made that way. >> that's a professional model, right. >> seth: yeah. >> and then, you go over here. that's a professional model. and then, zoom in on this [ bleep ] idiot. look at that moron who is just -- "i got a fishy look at me and my fishy. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i like that you show up and you were like, "i think maybe emily and i are like making cool faces and

santos' uncle washes dishes at a restaurant in new york.e's been sending money home for a few years, enough to feed his family and build a better life. just a stone's throw away from santos' humble home, his uncle has built a four-bedroom cinder clock construction project. wow, this is impressive. this is quite different than santos' house. amazing. bonita. grande. around here, they call it a castle because it evokes the grandeur and riches sent home by loved ones toiling in america. four bedrooms, amazing. so when will it be finished? >> reporter: it's the envy of all who live in this indigenous community and inspires those who see it to dream of america. which is why 16-year-old santos is willing to risk his life yet again, as soon as possible. his family's survival depends on it. what's the hope, what's the dream? >> reporter: do you think you'll try to go to the u.s. again? why risk so much to try again? you don't see a future here? >> no. >>> and up next, the horror in houston. concertgoers recounting their struggles to survive. and wh

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about this uncle, but i think it probably is an excuse. issues in your family. >> greg: this is like a trojan horse like you can do is invite yourself or does invite others. >> i had some friends who were planning marriage and you're in a great position here because you don't have to invite all the family you don't like, you don't have to invite all the crazy ants, you can just keep it close. i think americans across the country will use this excuse as well. >> greg: i think it's wise. why is it the ants who are crazy in the uncle who clogs the toilet? let me help you, have a plunger. the crazy and always has a plunger wherever she goes. >> is like he is a mad magician of craft. i don't even know. >> greg: i'm like a monkey that flings feces. >> i think his dream chair would be a toilet. i love this, i think this is great because usually i would just say i can't come, i have warrants. now not vaccinated. you run up excuses, i'm not housebroken or i have tourette's, now it's i'm not vaccinated and i have a red hat, is that cool? i get to st

>> my uncle. >> how come?i kind of [ bleep ]ed his wife. >> it just happened to be on thanksgiving sp >> yes. i was very thankful. >> my mother-in-law. she is brutal and mean to my kids. >> if you could tell her anything, what would you tell her? >> get [ bleep ] over it. >> these are your kids over here? >> yes, they are. [ applause ] >> there's no way she'll be able to figure that out. we've got a great show for you tonight. bill burr is here. we have music from lizzy mcalpine. and we'll be back with sandra bullock. so stick around. financial planning is finding your home away from home. ♪ and, it's designing a plan to help get you there. start a relationship with citi and earn a cash bonus when you open a new eligible account and complete required activities. wealth management is planning your path together. and, it's guiding you along the way. start a relationship with citi and earn a cash bonus when you open a new eligible account and complete required activities. >> jimmy: tonight, his animated series on

. >> one week after the horrific tragedy in waukesha the uncle of an 11-year-old victim speaks out. >ter hearing everything that he had any read all the charges that he has prior to what he did on sunday, it made me sick to my stomach. lara: what he thinks of the accused killer whose motive is still unknown. anita: joe messed up afghanistan and out a tough path without ron, is he in danger of the disaster in chief? >> tyrus what do you have is before what it is coming up we are saying bye-bye bye two iconic bargains gas and food prices soaring should healthcare be next? raymond: we know nothing about the new omicron variant. dr. fauci is busy taking political sides. meanwhile president biden is caught without a mask. dr. fauci is add it again today hyping the omicron variant. on the various sunday shows. watch. >> the mutations would strongly suggest that it would be more transmissible and it might invade some of the protection of monoclonal antibodies and convalescent plasma and even antibodies induced by vaccines. raymond: given that there is no extensive testing on this variant and

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a dad she stalled uncle kevin which is common in philippines culture. after she lost her parents to breast cancer and a stroke in her teens they welcomed her into their home without hesitation. she was only looking for a room to rent when her high school friend and kevin in's stepson suggested she live with them. >> i just started college and like, i expect the very least from any of them. this realready letting me stay there which i'm so grateful for. he always like made sure there was a spot for me in the driveway so i didn't have to park far. they included me in plans and when they wanted ere for l the milestones in in >> i think thatyour rep showers just how big his heart is. you are his only daughter. >> yeah. i look back at our -- texts as a way to justin [inaudible] i know he is -- like father's day cards. >> she shared the final text she sent her dad. the day he was gunned down. i love you, uncle kevin . i can't loose another dad. so pull through and fight, okay? the 56-year-old died three days after he was shot in the stomach protecting a repor

we have had some people come forward say my uncle. >> i had no idea it was my uncle is buried here. that's part of the reason ceremonies like this are held at the cemetery for families to get one last reunion it's just very heartwarming to know that they found someone. >> that probably was lost and what reunions may not happen often ultimately it's about giving that veteran piece. it's to help our veterans to find a final resting place. >> what a beautiful story. and in honor of veterans day. we hope you join us tonight. as we say thank you to the men and the women in our military. >> our what sort of anchor ken wayne will be hosting our half hour special veterans voices honoring those who serve. it's going to air tonight at 6.30. we'll be right back. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news here on this november 11th and it's veterans day. thank you to all our men and women who are waking up with us this morning. and those who may be still sleep for all of your service and all that you've done again today is a great day for many reasons.