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with their ancestors to find answers about their place in american history, and my cnn colleague victor black for several months to research your own family history. tell us what you discovered. >> yeah. they actually did all of the work. i answered a few questions, and for six months they traced my family back 300 years, and to say that i was surprised by what they found, that would be a se severe understatement. very few moments in my career have ever brought me to this. this is -- man. it happened at the international african american museum in charleston, south carolina which opens this month. six centuries of history packed into 150,000 square feet at the historic gadson wharf. >> about 40% of all enslaved african-americans would have come in through this wharf. we've referred to as ground zero as enslaved people in the united states. dr. tapia matthews is the president's ceo. >> a place of saolemnity or celebration? >> i refuse to choose. >> reporter: tribal arts and fashion, relics of protests and resistance. >> it's this infusion of trauma and joy constantly that we like to talk about

. >> i'm victor black well. it's good to be with you. let's get to it.ere's what we're watch ing for you this morning. former president trump launched a series of attacks on the special counsel after the unseal ing of the indictment in the classified documents investigation. the reaction coming in following the indictment and what we expect to hear from the form er president today. >>> nearly 2 million people remain under air quality alerts due to smoke from the wildfires in canada. we're going to talk to a doctor about how to protect yourself as scientists warn that we could see more of these wildfires in the future. >>> this thstory is remarkable. it's out of colombia. four children are found alive after spending 40 days alone in the amazon. how they were located and the reaction we're get ting from their families. you want to see that one. >>> we begin this morning with donald trump lashing out as we learn new details about the indictment against him. trump took aim at jack smith, the prosecutor, the special counsel overseeing the of the mishandling o

. >> i'm victor black man. it appears russia has been pulled back from the brink of chaos for now.

i'm victor black wall. >> i'm amara walker.hank you for spending your morning with us and my son's third birthday. obviously, he is no not watching. >> how do you know? >> i spy on my children all the time. i check the cam. all right. here's what we are watching this morning. russia says it has attained an american citizen on drug charges. what we know about him and the charges he is facing. >>> former president trump is back on the campaign trail and taking direct aim at the justice department and the special counsel. what he is saying about jack smith and the indictment and his plan even if he is convicted. >>> new details this morning on the four indigenous children rescued after spending 40 days in the amazon rainforest, including what they ate to stay alive. plus, what we're hearing from doctors on their recovery. >>> the news of a partnership between the pga tour and liv golf shocked the sports world and angered the families of 9/11 victims. the reporting on the reason the pga tour says it had no choice but to pursue a de

. >> i'm victor black man. it appears russia has been pulled back from the brink of chaos for now. they struck a deal to end an armtd armed insurrection bit the head of the wagner mercenary group yevgeny prigozhin. it was the most serious challenge to russian president vladimir putin's regime. >> the uprising was almost over as quickly as it began. we learned just a short time ago that chechen special forces deployed to the region are withdrawing. and the wagner chief confirmed that his troops were turning around and ending their march towards moscow. >> translator: therefore, realizing all the responsibility for the fact that russian blood will be shed from one of the sides, we turn our columns around and leave in the opposite direction to the field camps according to the plan. >> russia says it is dropping charges against prigozhin. he agreed to leave russia for neighboring belarus, but there is no word on where he is right now. >> as for vladimir putin, experts say he emerges from this crisis weaker among world leaders and domestically. democratic congressman jason crow serves o

victor. brandon miller. thompson twins. anthony black. pierce walker. was taylor hendricks. 10 was kason wallace who got traded to the thunder for derek lively at 12. for the 11th pick -- 14 was brady deck. jordan hawkins. cobey both cans. can't a george. 11 was the magic again. they picked up jet howard. that's who it was. >> yes it was. larry: remarkable. sports on abc 7 sponsored by we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. small business owners don't always have time for cybersecurity. that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default. you built it, we'll help you defend it! ama: if you are searching for one final nighttime read, we picked something out for you. take a look at this. a family in southern california found a million pennies while cleaning out the crawlspace of a home. that's $10,000 worth of pennies. they decided to sell them. we aren't sure for how much but the ask

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. >> built from the fire, the epic story of tulsa's greenwood district, america's black wall street. victord it. >> thank you so much, joy. >> thank you for being here. >> up next, we've got breaking news from russia. provocative moves from the wagner mercenary group after russia has opened a criminal case against the rooftops leader. stay with us. stay with us proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, tiredness, headache, shivering, fever, and upset stomach. ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingrix today. hi, i'm tony hawk, and like many of you, i take a statin to reduce cholesterol, but statins can also deplete coq10 levels. that's why my doctor recommended qunol coq10. qunol has the number one ca

victor wembanyama, brandon miller. the thompson twins. you have anthony black, jarace walker. number nine was utah, taylor hendricks.umber 10 was cason wallace, who got traded to the thunder for derek lively at number 12. 11 was? who did they pick? hold on, we will come back. number 13 was dick. then jordan hawkins. number 15 was the jazz with keyonte george. number 17 was the lakers. 18 was the heat. hood-schifinio. -- but 11, hold on, i am missing someone. 11 is -- the magic again? they picked up jett howard. that is who it was. [laughter] >> it was. chris: i was at the draft. he is a do not give me number 11, i will get it. dion: he was determined. he must have been very good at school. chris: i bet. what about that card game where you flip them over? i was decent at that. dion: a dog with backward is now the pick of the litter. we will look at the i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less th

. >> you have got victor, brandon miller, thompson twins, anthony black, kula bolle, harris walker, numbers taylor hendricks, 10 was case wallace but traded to thunder for derek lively at 12. 11 was, who did they pick? what was the 11th pick? 13th was brady. 14 was the hawkins. 15 was the hawks, colby bufkin. 16 was key on page or. 18 was -- 11, hold on. i am missing something. do not let me off the hook here. 11. 11 was the magic again, right? they picked up jet howard. that is who it was. number 11. >> that is impressive, that is your look at sports. let's send things back to you. gloria: bay fc, the bay area's newly named women's soccer team is set to start playing next year. the question remains which city will serve as the team's permanent home. according to our media partner, the mercury news, san francisco, oakland and san jose are all vying for the spot. they are gearing up with discussions with bay fc. we had video from a recent event. the newspaper says the team will likely play its first match at a temporary location in the south bay but will one its own stadium in the long-term

victor. brandon miller. thompson twins. anthony black. pierce walker. number nine was utah. taylor hendricks.rade for lively, and i don't member who is at 11. 14 at 70 with the lakers. the heat were 19. but 11 was the magic. they had shed howard. that's who it was. >> had for breakfast. brenda per junkie has the draft member. have a great morning. i'm larry beil. >> s remarkable. baseball team. according to the mercury news, the mayor sent a letter to a commissioner. they want to permanently suspend territorial rights and mansion in, but this comes as the a's are making moves to relocate out of the state. let's get a check on the forecast with meteorologist francis. we've been talking about how it's been a little chilly. it was out and about. >> cooler, and greater. lots of low clouds are over the bay. it will clear back to the coast by the afternoon. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50's. san francisco and half moon bay at 55, but palo alto at 57 degrees. and then, we have to go to the higher elevations to get some of those blue skies. over the a little bit cooler in concord. and it 57,

. >> you have victor, brandon miller, thompson twins, anthony black, walker, taylor hendricks, 10 was that wealth from hawkins. 16 was the jazz. 17 was the lakers. i was 19. 11 was the magic again? they picked up janet jet howard. >> some of us cannot remember what we had for breakfast! he has the whole draft memorized! that is a wrap on is a wrap on morning sports. >> and check on the forecast. we have been talking with everybody coming into town for pride and so much going on. we probably need to pack sweaters or jackets? >> you can see why. what the satellite radar image, a lot of cloud cover over san francisco and that has built into the bay and into the east bay. live shot from emeryville showing you the gray start we are having this morning. temperatures are climbing up into the upper 50's for some spots and san francisco is at 56 at oakland is 58. mountain view and palo alto and half moon bay are at 59 degrees. at this time we are looking at those low clouds over the golden gate bridge, winds are light but they will pick up this afternoon . more upper 50's in santa rosa and nap

kyle: you've got victor, brandon miller, the thompson twins, anthony black, walker, number nine was,son wallace but he got traded to the thunder for dereck lively at 12. 11 was, what was that picked? what was the 11th? will we will come back. 13th with brady davis. 14 was the pelicans, jordan hawkins. 16 was the jazz, 17 was the lakers, 18 for the heat, but 11, hold on, i'm missing someone. don't let me get off the hook here. yeah. they picked up jett howard. that's who it was. chris: that is impressive. that is a look at sports. let's send things back to you. gloria: thank you, chris. that is impressive. the bay area a newly named women's soccer team is set to play next year, but the question remains, which city will serve as the team's new home? according to our media partner san francisco, oakland, and san , jose are all vying for the spot. they are gearing up for discussions with bay fc. we have some video from a recent public event in presidio. the team will likely play its first match at a temporary location in the south bay. the organization wants their own training facility i

. >> you've got victor, brandon miller, the thompson twins, anthony black, walker, number nine was, utahrailer hendrix. i think he was traded to the thunder for derek lively at 12. 11 was, what was that picked? what was the 11th think? 13th with brady davis. 14 was the pelicans, jordan hawkins. 16 was the lakers, 18 for the heat, but 11, hold on, i'm missing someone. yeah. they picked up debt howard. that's who it was. chris: that is impressive. that is a look at sports. let's send things back to you. gloria: thank you, chris. that is impressive. the bay area newly named women's soccer team is set to play next year, but the question remains, which city will serve as the team's new home? san francisco, oakland, and san jose are all vying for the spot. they are gearing up for discussions with bay fc. the team will likely play its first match at a temporary location in the south bay. they want their own training facility in stadium in the long-term future, so it is not clear where that will be. that is pretty exciting. but get a check of that bay area forecast for today with meteorologist r

. >> you have victor, brandon miller, scoot, the thompson twins, anthony black, number nine was taylorks, 10 was kason wallace, got traded for -- traded to the thunder, 14 hawkins, 15 was jaime, 19 brandin. 11 was the magic. they picked up jed howard. that is who it was. >> it was. >> some of us cannot remember what we had for breakfast. he has the whole draft memorized.remarkable . that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> he is right. former san making the pitch to get a baseball team. according to our partners at the mercury news, the mayor sent a letter to the milby commissioner asking mlb to imminently suspend -- the mlb commissioner asking mlb to suspend the territorial rights. this comes as the a's are making moves to relocate out of the state. let's get a check of the forecast with frances dinglasan. frances, we have overcast this morning. is it looking better? >> it is still looking gray. june gloom continues. you notice lots of cloud cover all through the bay and parts of the spec. the inland areas and some areas getting clear skies. you will n

victor wembanyama, brandon miller. the thompson twins. you have anthony black, jarace walker. number nine was utah, taylor hendricks.umber 10 was cason wallace, who got traded to the thunder for derek lively at number 12. 11 was? who had that pick? who had the hold on, we will come back. number 13 was dick. then jordan hawkins. number 15 was the jazz with keyonte george. number 17 was the lakers. hood-schifino. 18 was the heat. but 11, hold on, i am missing someone. 11 is -- the magic again? yeah. they had jett howard. that is who it was. so. >> it was. chris: sponsored by river rock casino. dion: so impressive. more to come. as we celebrate pride come powerful message from an area woman, one she hopes will save lives. what happened in russia after a crisis suddenly ends. h announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: a challenge to putin's power ended today. the head of the wegner group ordered troops to head towards moscow, but then ordered them back to their bases. we are following the story. reporter: mercenary group has reportedly ordered troops to retreat.

victor. the supreme court of major ruling upholding the voting rights act finding alabama's congressional map denies black voters a fair voice. chief justice john roberts and kavanaugh joining the liberal justices. terry moran at the supreme court tonight. >> tonight a supreme court stunner. two conservative justices, chief justice john roberts and brett kavanaugh joined the court's liberals in striking down alabama's congressional map that critics said diluted the power of black voters. in a 5-4 decision the court upheld a lower court ruling that found a restricting map drawn by the republican led alabama legislature violated the voting rights act because it only drew one district out of seven that had a majority of black voters, even though more than one in four alabamians are black. in his opinion for the court, chief justice john roberts wrote that the voting rights act does not permit states to provide some voters less opportunity to participate in the political process. the court's ruling, he added was based on a fair reading, containing undeniable evidence of alabama's extensive history of repugnan

victor that is so interesting. it is one thing to read a law in black and white on paper, it's another to see the real world impact.ing us. there are numbers of people who show up for support, just to have fun, what should they expect this year? would they have drastically low numbers? >> the answer to that is they don't know. right here in central florida, the big show here is gabe days. typically north of 150,000 people come here for events, parties, they go to the theme parks, where red shirts, to be seen. the point is visibility. people are split here, some people say this is not the time to shrink, with these nuchal laws, -- certainly the laws here in florida, this is the time to stand up as an element of resistance and resilience. others say, the threats are real, what we're seeing in department stores, what we're seeing graffiti, vandalism, that's targeting the gay community. people cannot take that physical risk. so, they really don't know how many people are showing up today at the start of festivals. >> victor, this is elena here. thank you for that. i agree with that, to see the real world impact of thes

victor he could never ask you himself, but he still works. if you want, you can go along with me on the road. tell me, of course, thank you. you want one blackld himself he would never be able to ask you stop me, you have to apologize. you're doing everything right if the life of a loved one depended on me, i would do anything. excuse me. listening to you, i forgot to tell you, ignat grigoryevich is there in this restaurant. where did vika disappear from? there is a singer so all of herself all sorts of crazy greta and in general she is encrypted and kind of stirs up interest in herself. i think she is hiding something. understood you mark romanovich it seems to me that she saw something or knows something. there, of course, a closed institution, but i think that you will succeed. i will definitely look mark romanovich. thank you. i have been transferring money to a charitable foundation for a month, and it seems to me that it will be fair if this month i transfer this money to your mother. thank you thank you very much. well, just a picture from the hall. yes oh, you promised to tell about the person vika met vika hid him. yes, he told her

victor konetsky playwright. alexey kapler added a love line. margarita nazarova herself played the leading role evgeny leonov ivan dmitriev alexei gribov was filmed on a ship. in the blackchampagne director. vladimir fetin admonished the group before filming, we will try to make a fun and interesting film, if we stay alive, beautifully floating who he is in bands. the actors were instructed so, if anything, the tigers need to casually shove a fist in the face, and everything will be fine. many actors were duplicated by the coach. trainer. arkady rudin was the only one who refused the understudy was aleksey smirnov, critics scolded the picture, but popular love o immortal on june 27, 2015, the general prosecutor 's office of russia qualified the act of transferring crimea to ukraine in 1954, as unconstitutional, it was said in response to a request from the leader of the fair party russia's sergei mironov prosecutor's office explained the decision was then taken by the presidiums of the supreme soviets of the rsfsr and the ussr no such powers. they did not have this contrary to the basic laws of the russian and union, however, sevastopol remained under russian jurisdicti

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march on rome combat units are 30,000 blacks on the way to the capital, they capture army arsenals and cities in the end, when rome is 50 km away , the king of italy, victor to organize resistance, does not agree to benito's demand to hand him the title of prime minister and the right to form a government as a result, mussolini usurps power, becomes not only the prime minister, but also the minister of internal and foreign affairs. and italy for 21 long years falls into fascism, which became an ideal model for adolf hitler , and the russian laurel dreamed of creating a military dictatorship kornilov, the hero of the russo-japanese and first world war, commander-in-chief kornilov was very popular in military circles, he wanted more to gain all power and stop the destruction of russia, which the weak provisional government in the summer of 1917 could not do . kornilov demanded from the head of the provisional government of kerrin emergency powers to eliminate all councils of deputies to strengthen discipline in the troops and bring back the death penalty. and the main thing is to give him extraordinary powers both at the front and in the rear, but kerin gov

leticia woods brown book award from the association of black women historians and we offer the 2022 award later today evelyn brooks higginbotham is the victor thomas professor of history and of african and african american at harvard university. she's been a tenured member at harvard since 1993, and she has chaired the department of african and african american studies and the department of history. she is the founder and coordinator of acs departments. social engagement initiative an innovative pedagogy combines rigorous academic work with on the ground experience. professor higginbotham served as the national president of the association. the study of african american life and history from 2016 to 2022, just 22, 2021 and 21. yes, ma'am. a pioneering scholar, african-american women's history. she is the author of the prize winning book righteous discontent the women's movement in, the black baptist church, 1882 1920. she's also the classic african history text from to freedom, which first published by john hope franklin in 1947. among her most notable awards, the 2014 national humanities medal from president obama. deborah gray white is th

dmitry petrov victor comes to oleg dubinin and elena finoshina to lead on saturday immediately after the big news, watch on our channel a galak concert dedicated to the russian province in the blacktage overlooking the volga , a whole constellation of artists of different genres, opera performers, singers, actors and cinema, but a large-scale festival, anton's report demidov in the plus, preparations continue for a large-scale concert dedicated to the russian provinces, a real source of our culture on cathedral hill. the stage has already been erected there, and the equipment is now being adjusted. well, these streets will soon be filled with famous russian performers taking part in the concert, but in the volga town isaac levitan fyodor chaliapin walked along these streets , pyotr fomenko ildar ryazanov shot his films on the volga and this saturday plyos is waiting for a real event federal scale. how does it become every concert of our channel dot the team of the tv channel russia has prepared a unique program, we will see and hear outstanding musicians, actors and singers. and yes, these people are in great demand with a very tight touring schedule, but how can you refuse a str

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nine historically black organizations, four sororities, five fraternities, work for college change on campuses and beyond. >> several from my al mall mater howard university. >> victored me in the break if i was greek. i said, what, poppy? >> i didn't say name, i said organization. >> that was an amazing concert. i'm so glad cnn did that. i'm so glad you're with us. we'll see you back here tomorrow. "cnn news central" starts now. thank you, guys. ♪ >>> time is against us. that is the word from a friend and colleague in the pilot of missing dive vessel. there are five people on board with a limited supply of oxygen. and we have the very latest on where the search is focused today. >>> he was warned that anything he says now could be use against him in court, so what does he do -- donald trump gives an interview filled with new claims about why he refused to give back sensitive documents. the legal hole he might be digging. >>> and tropical storm bret picking up strength. it may become the first hurricane of the season. we'll tell where you it's headed. this is "cnn news central." ♪ >>> the search operation out in the atlantic continues this morning. a research dive v

and so many things that black folks have been denied in this country really since the civil war and since juneteenth began being celebrated as a holiday. >> as you know, victork coming from the right in this country to teaching kids about this nation's troubled history when it comes to race. what are your thoughts on that? how do we overcome that? is it possible to overcome that with so much being injected into it politically these days, that subject of teaching about race in america? >> you know, really it's a tumultuous time, jim. i spent a lot of time working on my book actually embedded in the state capital. another member of the goodwin family is a state legislator. she's one of the few black people in the oklahoma state legislature. so i sort of had a firsthand view of this conservative backlash you're talking about. i saw how in oklahoma, house bill 70 and 75 was passed in 2021 saying if a student felt uncomfortable in the classroom, a teacher could be punished for that. there's so much am big ouzts in the way these laws are written and we can see the way some conservatives are exploiting that ambiguity in order to make it hard for teachers to do thei