>> vivian: as long as we're not living near the base -- >> anthony: right. >> vivian: it doesn't affectes, right. >> anthony: i mean look, you know right away, i mean, it's tattoo parlors, strip clubs, vape shops, i mean, you know. >> vivian: and also it's very loud. that's a big issue. >> anthony: tourism is probably the future of okinawa, yes? i mean, beautiful weather, beaches. if the bases leave, it's gonna be big hotels and resorts and golf courses. which is worse? chinese tourists or american marines? >> vivian: i'll stick with the marines. >> anthony: semper fi. ♪ ♪ not everybody here agrees with vivian, by a long shot. okinawans may be easy going and laid back, but the island is also a relative hot bed of political activism. largely inspired or provoked by what okinawans see as high handed treatment from a central government with different cultural and historical traditions. who don't consider their needs or priorities. and their hugely disproportionate shouldering of the u.s. military presence for the entire country. currently there are close to thirty military installations on

something vivian didn't tell detectives right away.t lesley had spoken openly to her mother months earlier about some people who could help her just vanish. underground. >> she mentioned going underground. >> yes, she did. >> did she seem serious? >> she wanted to leave. >> as much as he knew her family wanted to believe that, detective chris gable knew, it didn't make sense. >> you would bring something. she had a lot of cash she left behind. she would have her migraine medication. for all intents and purposes, there was nothing. she took nothing with her. >> and one week after lesley was a no show at work, their investigation changed course. remember that starbucks receipt police found in lesley's hand bag? gable and his partner vicky bynum got their first look at the security video from starbucks showing the cash register at the exact time the purchase was made. >> i'm guessing you watched that video several times. >> oh, yeah. >> it's pretty clear video and it is pretty clear that it isn't lesley. >> lo and behold, it is lyle herri

herspring vivian westwood to shake things up. at paris fashion week as models took to the runway believing close from the issey miyake collection for the first time since his death. the show ended with a dance performance by the model accompanied by a pianist and a massive round of applause. let's go back to our top story, the election in brazil. laura trevelyan is in rio dejaneiro. are we looking to run off any time soon? it are we looking to run off any time soon?— are we looking to run off any time soon? it looks like that. with 8296 _ time soon? it looks like that. with 8296 of _ time soon? it looks like that. with 8296 of the _ time soon? it looks like that. with 8296 of the vote - time soon? it looks like that. | with 8296 of the vote counted, with 82% of the vote counted, lula da silva has 46% of the vote, 46.5, and president bolsonaro has about 44%, so it looks like neither man will clear the 50% required to win outright in the first round. that will mean that those candidates will go forward to a run—off on october the 3

keep vivian was writing his last book when he died. so when they died, you know, i felt that, you know, andrew young, was the logical step. the logical person for me to approach, to write a book. and his birthday was coming up. his birthday is march 12th of this year. he turned 90 years old. so it was a perfect timing for me to write to found a subject to write about and for a subject who's willing to sit down and have his story chronicled and understanding the importance of having his story chronicled as he was approaching 90 years old. he talks about he talks about as touring the country, promoting the book and talking about the book that he wrote his book and easy burden in 1995. and that's the biography is a thick biography. we all we've all read these thick biographies and he says that this book and not because i wrote it but he says that this book is better because it's a illustrated account of his life as well as the written word so his grandchildren can pick it up, people can put it on this literally coffee table books. they ca

mayores se quedaron sin hogar >>luego que un incendio quemara partes del interior del edificio donde vivíanrá habitado nuevamente? >> no se sabe son personas entre 60 y 80 años no hay daños afuera porque todo ocurrió adentro la causa fue extensión eléctrica que explotó dentro de la habitación el que vivía allí dejó la puerta abierta y por eso se expandio en el edificio hubo tres heridos el jefe de bomberos dice que si no es por rápido accionar de bomberos de oakland esto habría diso devastación el problema es que no funcionaron aunque sí estaban funcionando cuando hicieron la última inspección nos hablamos con algunos de los desplazados el testimonio a las 6:00 de la tarde >> investigaciones en torno al asesinato del oficial el sospechoso trabajó en la misma empresa, sin embargo el sujeto fue despedido de robo de dinero identificaron a las personas, este es el rostro del sospechoso que responde al nombre que fue arrestado el martes la investigación se enfoca en revelar otros involucrados >> sobre el asesino en sería la policía estuvo investigando posibles conexiones a la izquierda tenemos a

they cared and told us they would help us to be safe to have housing, food hill, land, vivian, la newman. thus your daughter, he said, but years go by and everything stays the same. they don't deliver what they have promised law local berlin. at least this time, he doesn't need to worry about food. after the meeting with the commissioner, everyone in the community is invited for lunch. we do help a lot precisely because the government is largely absent from this particular department, as well as from some other people federal departments of the country due to the violence perpetrated by the autumn groups. that's why i think it's extremely important that we supported the efforts, but the new president of columbia, to people who tries to, to, to, to reach what he calls a total piece. helping columbia find peace and stability is often europe's own interest. the block wants to intensify its trade relations with latin america, a region where the u is struggling to gain influence against other players like china and russia, will leave columbia and had to neighboring panama. our destination is

v maker vivian is recalling almost all of its vehicles, some $13000.00 to fix a faster that may impact impact the driver steering power. the move comes after a few customers report the issue without injuries. revene is trying to establish itself as a reliable competitor to tesla. u. k. unemployment has fallen to 3.5 percent at the lowest level in nearly 5 decades. as brits continue to leave the workforce at a record rate, the latest figures worse and concerns about labor shortages, which are making it harder for companies to find workers. the bank of england says it will widen its bon purchasing to include inflation linked debt until the end of this week, buying up to 5000000000 pounds worth of the assets daily starting tuesday. the measure comes with the u. k. struggles to calm markets rocked by u. k. budget plans announced last month and we hope to have an interview with an expert on just that topic. but unfortunately for technical reasons that did not work out. let's take a look at the story that we're following. this, our bankruptcies are on the right as, as german companies deal w

v maker vivian is recalling almost all of its vehicles, some $13000.00 to fix a faster that may impact impact the driver steering power. the move comes after a few customers report the issue without injuries. revene is trying to establish yourself as a reliable competitor to tesla. the bank of england says it will widen its bond purchasing to include inflation linked debts until the end of this week. buying up to 5000000000 pounds worth of the assets daily beginning tuesday. the measure comes with the u. k. struggles to call markets rocked by u. k. budget plans. announce last month. hillary ingram. as an economist at lancaster university. she joys me for more hillary. welcome back. the show, the bank of england taking these new steps on both monday and to day after so much more turmoil. how serious is the situation in bond markets right now? well, it's very serious because we know the, after you know, the financial statement or many budget, what if you want to call it markets react badly. bank of england in part to rescue up pension funds, who are obliged to sell that gold. ready the p

how welcome is this reversal, vivian? i think that begs the question. _ reversal, vivian?how welcome is it i reversal, vivian? i think that begs| the question, how welcome is it to whom? it is certainly welcome to their twitter board of directors, although we should note that this deal is not completely done yet. they have not cancelled the mitigation yet, so it's never over till it's over —— litigation yet. but it will be welcome news to shareholders and stock holders. less welcome these perhaps too many twitter users and definitely a sad day in many ways, although probably a sense of relief or twitter employers. a sense of relief or twitter employers-— a sense of relief or twitter employers. a sense of relief or twitter emlo ers.~ , ., ., em employers. why do you say that? elon musk almost — employers. why do you say that? elon musk almost immediately _ employers. why do you say that? elon musk almost immediately after - employers. why do you say that? elon musk almost immediately after he - musk almost immediately after he announced a deal to buy twitter began very publ

vivian, so happy to have you here.ross one of your videos when you pointed out a major flaw in these types of programs. so, tell us, if you will, what you see about it. >> thank you so much for having me. what i think i want people to really remember is that a lot of these low down programs cater towards latino and latin americans. they're marketed as they're going to be given to black and brown borrowers. however, if you actually lead the fine print, what these mortgages actually state is that they will be tied to homes in a specific zip codes that have -- so, what i am very concerned about is that potentially other communities, who may not have necessarily chosen to live in those neighborhoods, we'll see these very advantageous preferred pricing loans and choose to buy in those communities, gentrifying them very, very quickly. >> that -- this is the thing that was such a good point because, even when you look at the qualifications you need, not all the people who live in the neighborhood are going to benefit from tha

at the noise or any of the motor in your double jeopardy teaches q it, they play each ski sports vivian at solisco factor on because it's a thinking prestige that came with them. we believe it more nor bold cheat go into the school by be able to by which if you will just over i i will the the me for the moving the business and you agree in the prayer, robbie daily noticed yours and your medical graham when you wrote, you got to really just such a group of concealing influential stuff, such circle in with the different student info which up yet you get thrown with them the probably and you're still live with you. i wish it was your fear or sick if you are going to be studies play stuff coming to off on ok which which and love it. it was just push this is to put him on because a new way to do school don't know which do you know for the doesn't or i should just to do given the other than that you're going to do used to play in finance is come on the news a dead end up lost on the crimea bridge. brushes the anti terror committee, se the truck loaded on the highway a nearby fuel cargo train

you got to help me here, vivian.cial place that you want to keep coming back to? >> famu has just done so much for my family, for me, and just the leaders that this institution actually just develops that we basically feel like this is the greatest institution. and i come back to show my support and my love for this institution because it has done so much for my family, for my brothers and sisters, my husband, and me. >> the kids, did you all have a choice, really, michelle? did you have a choice where you were going to school? >> no, the money was coming here. >> the money is here. you didn't have to follow the money but the money was going to be here. they passed this on and you grew up around it. what is your appreciation for this school? how has it continued to develop over the years? it's one thing growing up as a kid and hearing about it. now you've been through it. >> it has made me the woman i am today. it has progressed me through my career. i continue to thrive in my education and it gives that black excell

tons of trash processing, or what 80 percent of it, which would have otherwise gone to a landfill. vivian johnson herself says she only produces 100 grams of garbage a year trying to live a pseudo rest. lifestyle has said 0, which is a philosophy that aims to produce as live you, garbage, disposal, and id. none at all. problems apply this approach to all aspects of life. avoiding food raised switching to low emission travels and we're using materials to keep them out of land. on dumping grounds. 2016. a massive fire broke out in the nice deal and i don't think it's higher the chocolate overly. but the 1st time i looked inside my been and asked myself, where did this trash illegal? a dumping ground and why it was on fire on the set of netflix dylan called john b got got it all should be the scrap theme is not just separating rubbish. it is also teaching risk management. one way to reduce the volume of garbage produced is to replace blasted, but more sustainable materials. when you look at a lot of thing, abuse, bluffton is replaceable. they're not on ascend shield. they are only because we

you know, vivian did a 100000000 yogurts are manufactured here every year in catalonia and on the pl eric islands. the brand is a top seller laugher gaylor puts a premium on inclusion in its workforce while making sure its products are a success. and yes, some things are different here, like the affection so readily on display is women. if you feel really i think more factor a should be like alice, because it's a good way to work. when am i, we're all human. we all need a hug or some recognition, even if it's as simple as someone asking, how are you doing info on my side here the work is made to fit the people, not the other way around. that's why some workers can take an extra break, or one person does a job, while others watch and learn. listening is important to me, the am jordan has regular meetings where she can discuss how she's doing. and if there's anything she wants to change. oh, maria cologne is a psychologist. her father is the founder of love, how givea and she said it frustrated him that people in psychiatric care were rarely given anything meaningful to do my title. th

that they have to agree or come to terms with watching a movie or is it asking for demanding no. vivian suddenly revolted jeremiah because says germany have offered rulers of the media compensation for the devastation. it committed. the biggest issue here is the land ownership in the 7070 percent of the land ever been land commercial land, productive land i equal. and most of these people are descendants and, and it is because of that, partly mostly because of the genocide and then the money 1100000000, the communities are saying it is absolutely not enough to have done. li instituted no more people are made to her. this is some sort of sentiment bush that the name of arrow people must beg for these reparations. in fact, the other wants to be handled. there was method to handle exactly the same weight. the metal, all the jews were hands, the whole class was handled. we have german people in namibia who deny that same desire to guest but and then these are issues that, that people are not addressing or say on the continent and said ago, a new or shall gas terminal by western developers h

>> the question of would you prefer a tank as a tank or an amphibian as in a vivian.the challenge as the in vivian tractor's it's not good as the boat, it's not good as a hybrid vehicle. it means it was less efficient as a tank. it couldn't have as much armor. it wasn't configured in quite the same way that ellen vehicle could ultimately be designed, nor as a boat. it had the two qualities blended together. on land operations where the marines would have tanks, they would prefer tanks. where the anthrax to serve as fire support missions into helping infantry ashore, they do take disproportionate casualties because they are higher than they optimally need to be. they do not have quite the characteristics that a tank would. the challenge, in part with the tank, was could you get the tank ashore. where the amphibian trackers were leading the van. the armored one with the tank tour it would all lead the assaults in 44, 45. >> they would use these ones to soften up the defenses on the beach. when the assault is over they would go back to the boat? >> ideally so. the l b t

they say that the main goal for in one is to instill fear among fellow vivian ha. and if we're able to pay a group of indonesian women are trying to revive the popularity of a traditional government called the co buyer. they want the blows to get special heritage recognition from the u. n's cultural agency, unesco jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia modern central business district. and if a to remember and tricia a symbol of the past, hundreds of women from all of jakarta had joined the parade to celebrate the national government. and why am i? yeah, my mother and my grandmother used to wear the could bail it makes a woman beautiful. it's all heritage mm. the buyer is an indonesian upper garment that dates back to the royal courts of the 15th century. these women are campaigning to have the could by included on the un cultural organizations list of intangible heritage map on the unit for you. if you nice cook grants best to us, it is an international recognition vet, care by year represents indonesian heritage in recent weeks. similar events have ta

they say that the main goal for in one is to instill fear among fellow vivian i. brazilian presidential candidate louis enough here linda da silva, has held a campaign event in rio with just 2 days to go before voters had to the polls for this event on friday morning, was held just a few hours after the candidates last television debate, which was viewed by about 60000000 people who finish his campaign in sal paulo and saturday. meanwhile, charitable scenarios held another motorcycle campaign rally and polka dot called us crowds lined up to see the president lead to rally, shouting insults about opposition, candidate lula. this supporters believe you will not be defeated despite po number suggesting otherwise, brazilian soccer son name are junior, has defended supporting j. the both sonata nemiah's been criticized online for dancing to boston. auto's campaign song is responded in a tweet saying he was being attacked for having a different opinion for the very people to talk about democracy. was brazilians prepared to vote pro supporters of president bo sonata continued to so dance about

. >> vivian asked a good question. has there ever been a wedding at camp david? >> one wedding one of the bush daughters was married in the chapel. >> salt from facebook asks what was the biggest surprise you ever had while working at camp david? >> the day the sprinklers went off when president clinton was chipping golfballs. the sprinklers go off and i was watching nearby. the sprinklers went off again and he threw his clubs and to the golf course and went to the driving range and it's humorous but you have to understand the frustration of someone dealing with that. i tried to make light of it that night when he left camp david. it was a poor attempt at humor into you when -- you learn a balance of when to be serious but not too serious and went to be humorous. fortunately i had no serious incidents during my time. i left the month before 9/11 occurred and we spent a lot of time describing that the light moments during my time there. >> how much heads up do you get to know when a president is coming? >> it depends on the president. the change of command day at

minister of health welfare and sports from the netherlands and vifsh january hanna -- vivian hanna, minister for the environment for the netherlands and pleased to be with you today and mayor breed touched on part of what i had been thinking about which is, we share so many similarities between the bay area and the netherlands and really anywhere you go in the world, people have some basic requirements that they need in order to live healthy, full lives. i would love to know, given that we have this incredible array of people, you're going to be speaking with so many different groups while you're here, what it is that you are hoping to gain from this exchange? and how that relates to the policy areas in which you work and secretary gonzalez maybe we can start with you. >> sure. first of all, thank you so much for having me. this is my second full day -- oh, apologies. thank you so much for having me. this is my second full day on the job. laufr laugh i took my seat early. i didn't want to take the panel late. thank you to the majesty and the pin sters here and the mayor is in the audience, m

thank you, vivian -- let's just keep applauding things. [applause] yeah, i guess when you are asking that, the word i locked in on was when you said i didn't know any of it. neither did i. i knew what was going on, but i didn't know what was going on with me. the whole time it was like, it can't be that. this is just how i am now. after a long enough period of time i just forgot that it wasn't always this way. i'm having trouble explaining how i didn't know the thing that i just wrote a book about. [laughter] steve: diana, all of these incredible things were happening in your private life, and you didn't want the public to see what was going on. that must have been pretty tough to manage. diana: i think we were very high functioning ptsd and anxiety. we channeled it into very healthy -- not healthy, but very productive avoidance strategies. there is a lot of roads to go into, so we are lucky that is the one we picked. jason: that's what was there. that is what i was doing. as things got worse, you reach for the thing that is there, and rai

. >> we have vivian? [ applause ] public speaker: good afternoon all board of supervisors. my name is vivian, i work at sfo since 2012. i have two jobs. i work at two stores in terminal 3. i work two jobs because our wages is not enough to meet our needs. one meal where i work goes for $21 and my rate is $18 per hour. we are so busy, we sell a lot of meals everyday. but my pay for my work for a whole hour of work is less than the price of just one meal. that is so unfair. we are all working. because i work a double job, i do not have time to see my kids and grandkids. when i get home, i don't have energy for my family. i just go to bed. i put on my alarm again for tomorrow again. i'm on strike because i want to quit my second job and have more time with my family. i want to take a rest because i'm so tired from two jobs sfeshlly -- especially if my coworkers call in sick. please help supervisors. tell the owner that one job should be enough. thank you all. >> thank you. lorraine powell. public speaker: hi, i'm lorraine powell. thank you for listening to our story. we repres

vivian howard is a friend of mine. >> she has a terrific restaurant.e all related to each other. anyone south of washington, d.c. is probably blood kin. dagen: kingston is so small, for you to set up the facility there -- >> i was born there. dagen: talk about bringing jobs to parts of the rural south that need the jobs. >> it's been a great experience. i was born there. i've got family roots there. and the north carolina he global transport which is owned by the state of north carolina recruited me to the move my business there and expand it there. we've been super fortunate, have a terrific relationship with the state, the local governments and they've been supportive of our growth. we added nearly 300 jobs just this year alone which doesn't sound like a lot in new york but kingston, north carolina, that's a big deal. dagen: my hometown is 1,000 people. if they got 50 jobs that would be a booming economy. maria: and you've got a booming business right now. how do you keep it going? what about inflation at 40 of-year highs and oil prices where they ar

he shared a room with his brother, vivian.two beds in one room with one chamber pot under the bed and you sort of think about it, my god. he was there for ten years. you begin to say, oh, this is where he came from. this is this man. he had a lot of guts, and he had a lot of strength. that's also what he brought to the war, the first world war, where even despite having bad eyesight, he got promoted to captain. and even though he was a mason, he had a lot of irish catholics around him. and they liked him and he commanded them. then you began to see where it all came from. he was for real, so it didn't come out of nothing, this is truman's strength, and that's what i began to see. and all the rest of it began to follow. his mistakes, but the strength was always there in the honor was always there in when he dissembled and when he made it up. i think that's where i came away from. >> does the truman library really represent the man fairly? >> now it does, i think like all presidents i think he wanted it to be a happier view at f

joining us now, national security reporter for "the wall street journal," our friend, vivian sloan. we'll get to funding in a second. let's start with the reports about iran. and how they are actively helping russia with the war in ukraine both supplying drones and now personnel to help operate them. what sort of response can we see from the international community in an attempt to punish iran for this? >> good morning, jon. yeah, we have already seen some actions taken by the u.s. and its allies just in the last day. and this has been a case that they have been building over time. obviously, it comes at a very fragile moment for the biden administration because of the fact that they continue to try to resuscitate, if you will, the nuclear talks which, you know, have been foiling in recent weeks. so the reports complicate matters. they keep saying that the issue of supporting russian forces in ukraine is very separate from the nuclear talks. and they are going now focus primarily on iran's malign activities both in ukraine and across the middle east. and the nuclear agreement is not

thing atay buccaneers quarterback and brazilian supermodel share 12-year-old benjamin and 9-year-old vivianyear-old son tom shares with bridget monaghan. >> they managed the plan so they could walk into court with all of their ducks in a row, get a final order that same day. >> reporter: brady, the 45-year-old seven-time super bowl champ making waves when he announced he was retiring from the sport in february. then abruptly changing course less than six weeks later. bundchen reportedly not happy with the decision. >> she does not like the narrative that she was a naggy wife who just wanted him to quit, but she did have serious concerns, particularly about the physical impact that the sport has on someone. >> reporter: bundchen, one of the highest paid supermodels in the world, retiring from the runway in 2015 but still appearing in various high-end ad campaigns. >> she may have put her life on hold slightly to be a really collaborative wife there for her family, there for her husband and by his side. now it's her turn. >> reporter: "forbes" estimating brady is pulling in near r. "fortune"

. >> thank you, steve for doing this, and vivian and unity, and let's just keep applauding things.plause] >> yeah, well, i guess when you were asking that, the word that i kind of locked in on is when you said, i-- or part of what you said, i didn't know any of it. neither did i, kind of. you know, i knew -- i knew what was going on in me, but i didn't know what was going on in me and the whole time it was like, well, it can't be that, so, it's just -- this is just how i am now. eventually, after a long enough period of time, it became leak i just forgot that i wasn't always this way. you know? and i'm having trouble explaining how i didn't know the thing that i just wrote a book about. >> all of these incredible things were happening in your private life and you didn't want the public to see what was going on and that must have been pretty tough to manage? >> yeah, i think we were very high functioning ptsd and anxiety, you know, we just channelled it into like very healthy, but not healthy, but like very productive avoidance strategies and there's a lot of roads to go into so we

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thank you so much for joining us vivian. know we are looking forward to being part of the roundtable. >> thank you so much everybody. thank you for that wonderful introduction. thank you so much emily for the provocative thoughts. i am thinking about hurston for y little bits of this current bk i am working on. but certainly not for the next book. thanks the coat of opening and all of black literature. and i cannot imagine this woman did not get the credit she deserved. i note she didn't. it's unimaginable in this moment. so one of thest things i thoughi would share is just about the way that i came to be a black feminist in the early 2000'se' around sexuality. we are thinking together about how black literature isan talked about black sexuality. think about the things primarily as a black feminist who is trying to a set of that would be beneficial to black women in their lives today. so i started calling myself feminist which was maybe 22 --he 23 this is in the early 2000's. one of the iconic moments that shake and jen shap

morning and not like like they did and they won one stove and he had he shared a room with his brother vivian two beds in one room with one chamber pot under the bed. you just think about my god and this is and he there for 10 years. and you begin to say oh this is this is where he came from. this is this is this is this this is this man, and this is and he had a lot of guts and he had a lot of strength and that's what also with what he brought to when he what he brought to to the war first world war where he was where even with spot having bad eyesight. he became he was he got promoted a captain and even though he was a mason and never, you know as he had a lot of irish catholics around and he got to anybody and they liked him and he commanded them and he was he began then you began to see where it all came from and it was it was a he was for real and that's what and that's so it didn't come out of nothing. listening to children's strength and that's what i began to see and then all the rest of it began to follow is mistakes all of it. and but but the strength was always there and the honor

. >> reporter: the duo were married in 2009 and share 12-year-old benjamin and 9-year-old vivian.tom's son with ex bridget moynihan. the buccaneers sharing this video of his children seen as one of tom's games cheering him off, but gisele, once a staple on the sidelines, nowhere to be found this season. >> all this time we have been suspecting that there's been deep trouble in their relationship, but we did think that it was possible they might be patching it up behind the scenes. >> reporter: a lot at stake for the couple. "forbes" estimating brady is pulling in nearly $84 million this year. while gisele retired from the runway to spend more time with her family in 2015, she says she's now ready for the next chapter telling "elle" i feel very fulfilled as a mother and a wife and now it's my turn. >> going through a divorce lawyer doesn't necessarily mean your marriage is ending, but they know what's ahead of them if they go this route. >> and for just the second time in his career, tom brady does not have a contract for next season. football insiders believe brady will actually r

keep vivian was writing his last book when he died. so when they died, you know, i felt that, you know, andrew young, was the logical step. the logical person for me to approach, to write a book. and his birthday was coming up. his birthday is march 12th of this year. he turned 90 years old. so it was a perfect timing for me to write to found a subject to write about and for a subject who's willing to sit down and have his story chronicled and understanding the importance of having his story chronicled as he was approaching 90 years old. he talks about he talks about as touring the country, promoting the book and talking about the book that he wrote his book and easy burden in 1995. and that's the biography is a thick biography. we all we've all read these thick biographies and he says that this book and not because i wrote it but he says that this book is better because it's a illustrated account of his life as well as the written word so his grandchildren can pick it up, people can put it on this literally coffee table books. they ca

vivian who became a close associate of king recalled that we actually poured coffee on people and kickeded how to take the blows, not just physically, but mentally so they could endure being spit on and still respond with some sense of dignity. reverend al, that was the balance. such a difficult balance that you were talking about. >> you know, wyatt t. walker who died a couple of years ago was the first chairman of the board when i started national action network, and he would tell me about these sessions, me coming out of the north, i didn't know any of it, and i was a generation behind them, and he said, no, we practiced being spat at. we practiced having coffee poured on us. we practiced how we would deal with hostility because we had to be the moral counter point to that and, tom, i think you could tell more than i could how this was almost like going to boot camp and they would discipline them if you got out of line, which is william was the one who gave me the medallion everybody teases me about. i used to wear that, because i thought i was a soldier in the army after they gave me

vivian, tennessee, line for democrats. caller: thank you. i want to give three quick points.thday and i am grabbed to be on this earth. host: happy birthday. how old are you, do you might be asking? caller: 77. the republicans said what is time to vote, they believe in america. mitch mcconnell and the republicans vote "no" on everything. even on the stimulus package. there people got those stimulus packages just like we did. i watched the senate. and i watched the congress. they did not vote. everything they have put up for the american people is "no, no, no, no." when it comes to raising taxes on the rich, they do not want to do that. i am 72 years old. i remember people struggling in the 1960's, some got killed, in order for us to vote. now they are gerrymandering and taking it away. is this america or is it russia? host: this is cici in georgia, line for republicans. caller: i have two quick points. stimulus packages drive money into the economy and drives up inflation. the other thing is, c-span always pushes the big lie. they have these authors come in and talk about boo

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noticiero, hablamos con una enfermera que ayudÓ hermanos gemelos escapar de la mala situaciÓn en que vivÍanma para halloween, les decimos quÉ precauciones deben tomar los padres para proteger a sus hijos. ilia: comencemos con dos noticias importantes relacionadas con la investigaciÓn que realiza el congreso sobre el asalto al capitolio. jorge: se le enviÓ una citaciÓn al expresidente trump para que testifica que. ilia: steve banon quien fuera asesor de trono fue sentenciado a una pena carcelaria por negarse a declarar en el comitÉ. >> el comitÉ legislativo que investiga el ataque al capitolio del 6 de enero de 2021 emitiÓ una citaciÓn para testificar al expresidente trump, ademÁs le dio plazo hasta el 4 de noviembre para entregar documentos relacionados en investigaciÓn, congresista republicano rechaza la acciÓn y dice que el liderazgo de congreso estÁ ignorando la crisis econÓmica. >> vemos que estÁn enfocado en todo menos en resolver el problema del paÍs. reportero: en este documento se le notificaron que debe presentarse para testificar. el abogado Ángel leal dice que los tiempo estÁ sie