debbie eb to boyce and james weldon -- w.e.b du bolis, and james weldon johnson. they told her women don't get anywhere in the law, and yet she was able to attend college and then law school because she gave a talk at a social club, a civic club in new haven, which happened to be attended by clarence blakeslee, who is a graduate of yale and a wealthy man, philanthropist who heard her speak, and said to her afterwards, why are you in college? because you clearly should be. and he offered to pay for her college and law school tuition. and she said it was like a fairytale. that she could be plucked in that way. and it set her on this course where she was able to attend law school and got her first job out of law school with thurgood marshall at the ncaa -- naacp legal defense fund. during that time she was the only woman. and just to say a little bit about who she was as a person, she was reserved, she was graceful, elegant in her bearing, and a lot of this came from a sense of being connected to the british empire. she grew up in a homework you mother would play god

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and delivering to play us .doc refer until the public with the two star general want you to know, weldontion and he must choose between these two types of deception but it is paramount that you tell the truth to your audience and that is what a journalist is supposed to do. >> energy is started his business. >> book storms, how was in reverse university of state noon university of new jersey there's a lot of censorship on-campus mr. lucky charms thinning of syria be an irish american, to prove a point i said the serial was races isky my irish heritage but i thought it would be locked up with the dean quantities took me very seriously now meeting informing they would be on lucky charms serial because it was races is been also the beginning of the sort ofai undercover investigative work is really show these people for whoe they were. and cut them on video so sort of an artistic mission more than a political one. >> whenever the mean cemented and made a read about projects, there's usually the line and selected and edited video project •-ellipsis. >> well, that is a hyperbole and all journa

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weldon recurring and say that the offensive is continuous authorities and cost on say that they've seen some of the most intense artillery that they've seen over the last week. now the ukrainians claim that they shut down to helicopters, although again, very difficult to independently verify. the korean is also say that they have destroyed russian vehicles, resupplied and defenses, as well as a command post in the city of medic, depole. now the russians having evacuating civilians, something move that version president of puget has publicly endorsed, but the ukrainian say any reports or suggestions that the russian forces are withdrawn from course on will a premature. they believe the russian forces the all withdrawing. i've been replaced by other forces not correspond is very important to russia. strategically . politically is the only regional capital they take. the stock of the was the only face. russian forces occupies west of that to me for a river or song, the gateway to crimea that russia next back in 2014. but it is a big case. i didn't point in time. the ukrainians managed to t

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but do you think this report if weldon can actually serve, not just as a guidepost for doj, which we'ver now to elections in a row that we've projected trumpism and make sure the nation understands, this can be an aberration. this doesn't have to be a new norm. >> absolutely. and it's extremely important to educate the public. look at it, this whole election, this rejection, just unanimous rejection of election deniers. really is a result of what this january 6th committee has done. we never realized what an impact this committee has had on the public. until we had this election. and i think this report is gonna put it all together in a lot more detail. because what they did is they put together the headlines of these hearings. that's what it was about. but this report is going to put together the meat on the bones in real details that's going to show how each piece interacted with other items that were going, and what was going on at the same time. it's a complicated story. >> it can be, yeah. >> and i think it's really important that they lay it out in a simple, chronological form, so

at the w t a finals in fort worth, texas weldon born egos, fiance has made it to windsor at 2 in the round robin stage. she beat colleen garcia in straight sets, dropping just by day. okay, more sports in a couple of hours, but that is how we're looking for that. thank mandy. well, that's it for me in the start the day for this new though, but i'll be back in just a couple of minutes. do stay with us here on out there. ah, november on al jazeera cattle welcomed the footballing world as the world cup kicks off in what promises to be a tournament like no other generation change returns. showcasing young activists fighting injustice and challenging the status quo. leaders of g 20 nations gather, with ukraine's president to lensky invited will he meet vladimir putin for the 1st time since russia's invasion, the trials and tribulations of players from 6 countries. striving to realize their dreams of playing the world cup. americans vote in defining mid term elections. the results could see biden and the democrats lose that congress majority november on al jazeera, the creative african. ne

james weldon johnson. how about that? and then i think it fell way off after that, so it was very clear to the florida legislature at that time, it would've been very difficult for them to go back and do something different, and at that point, the legislature went ahead and passed the bill. it was signed by the governor, and the architect of the capitol begin the process. we will be over at the library of congress tonight because after the department of state did their selection of the great sculptor from fort lauderdale and italy, she got right to work and came here to the capitol, and we toured her around to look at all of the statues. by the way, did you all have a chance to look at some of the other statues today? what is one of the differences between the older gentlemen that they have? did we notice they are a little grumpy, a little cranky? and here is dr. bethune with this optimistic smile. that she captured in such a beautiful fashion. dr. sybil moses was the lead at the library of congress. how perfect is that t

james weldon johnson. how about that? and then i think it fell way off after that. was very clear to the florida legislature at that time, it would've been very difficult for them to go back and do something different, and at that point, the legislature went ahead and passed the bill. signed by the governor, and the architect of the capital began the process. we will be over at the library of congress tonight because after the department of state did their selection of the great sculptor neil took's from fort lauderdale, she got right to work and came here to the capitol and we toured her around to look at all the statues. did you have a chance to look at the other statues today? what is one of the differences between the older gentlemen that they have, have you noticed they're a little grumpy? and here is doctor bethune with this optimistic smile. that neil data captured in a great way. dr. civil moses was the lead at -- symbol moses, dr. moses could lead us to the promised land of getting the art and the sculpture in informing neil does work. she brought out histo