the nuanced manner in which winford describes as wheeler's approach suggests wheeler, especially as a member of the president's council was able to use his influence to challenge the employment discrimination, fight for african-american voting rights and representation in positions of power. and winford explores wheeler's work in the durham redevelopment commission. according to winford, wheeler helped the african-american community for supporting public housing while challenging why -- white owned banks to democratize their practices. he also says that wheeler's support of urban renewal had its shortcomings. winford touches upon wheeler's legacy, symbolized by the naming of the u.s. courthouse in durham after him in 2018. winford's work is more than simply an account of an under acknowledged black leader. he certainly tells us everything i think we need to know about wheeler, but he places wheeler in historic context and reveals how wheeler interacted with contemporaries and local policymakers. equally important, winford avoids the pitfall of hagiography, demonstrates ability to thin

style, with wheeler's brand of leadership and also wheeler's theory of change, right? i am curious about what you see in wheeler's time as the perils and prospects of his style of leadership, and what inroads was he able to make with the struggle of freedom, and how have the times changes from our vantage point here in 2020. another question we can knock around is a central notion of wheelers, and for a large contingent of folks in the move, right, and one was racism was bad for business, right? the south could not move forward as an autonomous -- as an autonomous unit without addressing the ways -- the impact of racism on all matter of institutions, so it's a central notion. the eradication of racism, it will move us forward. racism is bad for business. so it begs the question, right? what if it's great for business, right? what if racism is making us really, really profitable? what is racism is not, in fact, bad for business? how do we contend with the profitability in his moment? we see this with the urban renewal controversy. how do we contend with the realities in

important is also john wheeler is a graduate of to point out john wheeler is a graduate of morehouse college, always very important to point out. some of the takeaways and things i am looking for in chopping it up with you and our guests, you talk about the nature of activism and refer to black business activism, so i am curious about how people are thinking about what activism can and should look like in particular moments. i am curious about how you are thinking now that the book has been out for a little while, how your thinking has evolved when it comes to how you are thinking about activism and the types of activism wheeler tried to engage in. i think about the late great ray gavins one of my professors, , when of the dean's of north carolina civil rights history, a titan in the field. the title of his book is "the perils and prospects of southern leadership," and that is a phrase that knocks around a lot in my mind when i read your book. just in terms of the perils, the benefits, the high risks and high rewards associated with wheeler's style and brand of leadership and also wh

papers -- the john hervey wheeler papers. this is in fact a crime of what is possible from the john hervey wheeler collection. a crime in terms of what we can say about him and his activism and his career. then also what can be said more broadly about like business. i'm excited by the possibilities of the other kinds of projects that will come out of the jon wheeler papers. so i want to sort of address this critical point. this question about the changing nature of activism. john wheeler, when he begins activism in the forties, this is amid the end aa cpc legal strategy. he comes in at a particular moment. he goes to law school in the 1940s and looks at the possibility of him becoming a lawyer. it's critical in this sort of post war period. one of the things that he often said was, and particularly about talking about sort of generational transfers of leadership, is he often said that those black leaders who came before him. , they had to be very careful. in how they approached and dealt with a white leadership. they had to b

and of course wheeler. neither of us, can't deny the extraordinary of the people who have ignited our animations. i want to share with the round table, and with those watching something about the extraordinary-ness, of my scholar brother brandon. brandon is the consummate professional, if anyone knows him. so in late 2014, when i began looking for contributors, as cohen editors of a special issue on african american business. a special issue for the journal of african american history, a colleague told me about brandon. and she really reminded me about brandon. we had crossed paths a couple of times, and branded made a point always, to stay in touch and to meet up for coffee, i conferences and over the years we have shared our work. he comes with these fabulous ideas, of workshops and he sends me incredible pictures of sources, and we dream about our future collaborations. in closing i am reminded of one spirited, change that we have a little while back. about a popular book, that will be nameless and i rem

caroline wheeler, are you staying put? sadly, yes! iam wheeler, are you staying put? sadly, yes! go there that is in lockdown really again, and most of europe seems to have reentered lockdown and we still face the situation where, if we do leave the country, most of the places you would want to visit, you have to quarantine when you get there and when you get back, so i'm not quite sure how many of the spirits who seem to have so much under times to do that. lockdown means under times to do that. lockdown m ea ns lots under times to do that. lockdown means lots of people will not be able to work, but i find it quite astonishing theirfirst able to work, but i find it quite astonishing their first thought would be to book a holiday, particularly given what we know, which is the severe economic effects. caroline, thanks. briefly, john, are you escaping? no, i am not, i john, are you escaping? no, i am not, lam john, are you escaping? no, i am not, i am staying put in the middle of london, which can be one of the quietest places in lockdown because nobody is here. there is a serious

. >> tucker: i heard mayor ted wheeler saying the real threat we face is from white supremacists and other right-wingers raging through our cities this week. i hear a lot of people saying that. has anybody called them on it? that is so demonstrably insane. >> they can't because the media's on the side of the democratic party where there is no truth anymore in the media so you're not going to hear that, you will see the media carried out falsehood and try to draw false equivalencies between trump supporter's and anarchists out in the streets trying to destroy law and order in this country. we know washington, d.c., is in boarding up because they are worried about trump supporter's taking to the streets where they worried about the continuation of the violence we have seen and the great irony of what's going on right now is the republican party is expanding. they've become a big tent party and donald trump will win more with blacks and hispanics, working-class voters on the democrat party is narrowing. the party of extremism and totalitarian that don't accept anyone that don't bow down

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author brandon wynford discusses -- book john herbie wheeler john hervey wheeler. 10:00 p.m., three films to watch -- mark veterans day. professor curry: in that case i am going to share my screen and start talking about the electoral college, everybody's favorite thing. today we are going to start our week of talking specifically about the electoral college, what it is, how it works, why it is important. why george c edwards doesn't like it. why most political scholars kind of hate the electoral college, it is not very popular among the political science sector. we are going to go into george c edwards book, hopefully read most of it, you get an argument against the electoral college. it is useful because it lays out all of the common arguments for it as well. which is helpful for allowing each person to make up their mind about what they think about this institution genuinely speaking. i do a whole week on this americansry few understand the full extent of the process. if you take a course on the american presidency should probably walk away understanding how this process is used to sel

wheeler had participated in the series of decisions in which he was able to defend and the cumulative impact of which he could not justify to himself. >> yeah. wheeler is one of those world war ii veterans who has then gone on to a very distinguished career in military life and he's never been able to recapture the euphoria of victory in world war ii which came along with the darn danger, but clearly at the end of world war ii it was possible to say here's a victory and even more so in vietnam and victory wasn't an option and there was a limited war of the most demoralizing kind. the anti-war movement at home made the army more and more unpopular and many of the people fighting in the army were fighting reluctantly and the army itself is being the policy wonks and they were battlefield soldiers that they didn't really believe in. as kissinger says, they didn't have the strength of mind to take the transformation taking place around them. the army is defiant against the civil authorities, and in the case of douglas macarthur and the army is pathetically willing to fall in with what the

>>caught on camera in the east bay 2.18 wheelers, full of items donated to the salvation army. now left in rubble and ash this morning in oakland. everything inside of his these 18 wheelers were destroyed fire crews responding to the scene just before 3.30 this morning at webster in 6 6th streets near chinatown no other buildings were damaged no injuries reported tonight, it's still unclear exactly what sparked that fire. also take a look at this a hayward neighborhood, waking up this morning to this vandalism in political messages tag on their homes as kron 4 taylor bisacky found out folks living in the parkside heights say that the suspect seen on camera spate spray painted the word trump on several homes as well as cards. >>they resent parkside heights in hayward will go to this sunday morning. the word trump graffiti it on to their homes in black spray paint on their cause so many things that unite us more than of the virus and you wake up to something so figuratively and literally ugly. >>that 5th in the form of unfortunate. >>thing to happen nick, a strata counted 8 homes

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with me are the broadcaster and authorjohn kampfner and caroline wheeler, deputy political editor atw's front pages. starting with. according to the daily telegraph — entire cities will be given weekly covid testing, starting this week in liverpool, as part of new efforts to track and stop the spread of the virus. the guardian says up to half a million people in liverpool are due to be tested and the paper also understands that the self—isolation period for those who test positive for coronavirus, and their contacts, could be cut from the currentili—day period to seven days as early as this week. the ‘i' reports results in the pilot scheme in liverpool can be provided within an hour without a lab and testing will be made available through home kits and in locations across the city. the metro says the prime minister has defended test and trace boss dido harding, despite contact tracing falling to a record low, and rejected calls to sack the head of his vaccine task force, kate bingham, after she was accused of revealing confidential information to us financiers. the financial times bo

author brandon winford discusses his book john hervey wheeler, like banking and the economic strugglefor civil rights with a panel scholars. the exam of the role mr. wheeler played in the civil rights movement in north carolina through his position as the president of mechanics and farmers bank in the 1950s and sixties. this event was part of the association for the study of african american life in history's annual conference and they provided a video. >> so glad to be here and so very, very excited to chop it up a little bit about about brother winford's excellent book. let me jump into my comments. dr. win for crafted and informative work that chronicles the life of one of the unsung types of civil rights. in this work, doctor win for places john harvey wheeler in the center of a compelling civil rights narrative, thereby casting a new light on the dynamic world that this banker, activist and humanitarian played in the middle of the 20th century. the central argument of this wo

we welcome our colleague lydia wheeler of bloomberg government to recount exactly what happened in thoseral arguments. thank you for joining us. the reports are we have some indication they would be able to sever the part of the individual mandate from the rest of the statute. lydia: that's right. thanks for having me. during arguments, it seemed like two key justices have indicated they were inclined to uphold the affordable care act and cut out that one unconstitutional provision, which is the individual mandate, which requires everyone to purchase health insurance or pay a penalty. david: everybody is fixated on the newest justest on the bench -- on the newest justest on the bench, amy coney barrett. there was a lot of talk how she could be key in the affordable care act. did we hear anything? lydia: during her senate confirmation hearings she set the presumption should rely on severability, so she would think the individual mandate should be severed from the rest of the law. today she asked what the court should make of the fact that the 2017 congress drop the tax penalty to zero but

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caught on camera also in the east may take a look at this 2.18 wheelers full of items donated to the salvation army. going up in flames this morning in oakland, destroying the trailers with everything inside of them. firefighters responding to the scene just before 3.30 this morning at webster and 6th streets near chinatown no other buildings were damaged and no injuries reported tonight, it's still unknown exactly what caused that fire to spark, switching gears again to talk weather sunday night so many folks excited to see the rain falling from the skies. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here to talk more about it so if you didn't get a chance to see it today. don't worry our chances are increasing later on this week hours storm door is officially wide open sir wet season has begun for us here in the bay area of a tracking. >>drier and calmer conditions out there tonight live look outside from san francisco international airport and we are noticing because of that lack of blanket of cloud cover temperatures already cooling down this evening, widespread double digit calling

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satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59.at 52 celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheelerinated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come often too heavy to lift. >>> dream with ambition. lead with conviction. and see yourselves in a way that others may not. simply because they have never seen is before. >> for seven months we have opened the door leading to conversations often too heavy to lift. we have watched the baa area and the country react with pain, fear and joy. this month a daughter of the bay area kamala harris made history. once again the first woman of any race to hold the second highest position in the country. now, vice president-elect of the united states of america. even in that joy, we're seeing women of color finally break the barriers. not everything is fixed in this situation. we're seeing systemic racism continue. and fear of change. good evening, thank you for joining us. >> it took women nearly 100 years to win the right to vote. then another 100 years to see their vote send a woma

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greg: i remember there was a bloomberg conference were andrew wheeler, you met with them separately atthe same conference, what was that like sitting down with him at the point where he was saying that fuel efficiency increases would cost consumers money, because the purchase of the car would be higher, what was that like sitting down with andrew wheeler, one-on-one? ms. nichols: [laughs] well, in the public meeting, we had a flattest agreement about the facts. he did not back down, and of course i did not back down, either. i think i won on points come in terms of the information that i was able to marshal, but luncheons, there was a , the bloomberg people always invite all the speakers that are there to come and have lunch, so he got there before i did, and there was an empty seat next to him, so i went over and sat down next to him, and i just had a chat with him about hiking and various other things. we did not talk about the issues at all, because when you have got somebody whose mind is that set, my experience is, particularly in a setting where there are other people around, eag

satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59.at 52 celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come >>> coming up tonight on abc7news at 6:00, an exclusive with governor newsome on one of the most controversial police shootings this year. we're working to build a better bay area. three bay area doctors join jill biden's task. michael finney joins us live with holiday shopping advice. things obviously very different this year. he has three rules or shopping success. all coming up and more in half an hour on abc7news at 6:00. hope you can join us then. finally, a mural celebrating oakland's diversity has been completed and can be seen in the downtown area. >> eats outside of kierz permanente's building. the mural is the artists who created it are both black and from oakland, which was important to the people behind making the project happen. >> ok. this is an opportunity to do a really premier piece with two of the best artists. so i thought -- i really thought it

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celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come >>iowa, final check of the weather certainly been an active day. stormy weather around the bay area beautiful look at storm system off the coastline sell the speckled clouds on the backside that could make for some exciting weather as we're going to see something get closer we'll that instability, the atmosphere certainly a chance maybe some hail maybe some isolated thunderstorms special begins tomorrow right now you see the showers around the bay area becoming broken that cold front now moving south of the san jose behind that just widely scattered showers another batch of rain begin to move in with another band of moisture just begin to make its way into parts of the north bay we'll see more of that as we head throughout the night tonight and more on the way a few scattered showers it looks like for tomorrow, then we'll dry things out on thursday and friday saturday and sunday looks dry. but it looks like nex

satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59.at 52 celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come take a quick break,ite, jump on a quick call. next time you take a quick trip, how about this? take a second, take your time, and slow the fast down. go safely, california. >>> the demographics of covid are shifting in the bay area. why san francisco and marin county health officers say more white people are testing positive. >>> thieves steal nearly $200 of tricycles for children. >>> we ask travelers how they feel about protocols. >>> breezy and cool. abc news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> building a better bay area. >>> the individual decisions that we make and you all make together do add up and do make a difference. >> the bay area is seeing a third surge of coronavirus cases, and tonight we're getting a clearer picture as to the cause. >> we are. good evening to you. kate larsen is in the newsroom. you spoke local health officers about what's really driving

celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70 andoger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come >>back jeopardy, host alex trebek's lost his battle with pancreatic cancer earlier this month but before he died he recorded a hopeful thanksgiving message for his fans and today the game show share that message to its twitter page take a listen. >>happy thanksgiving, ladies and gentleman. you know in spite of what america and the rest of the world is experiencing right now there are many reasons to be thankful. there are more and more people extending helpful hands to do a kindness to their neighbors and that's a good thing keep the face. we're going to get through all of this and we will be a better society because of it. fantastic message there from the late trip back he recorded a number of jeopardy episodes before he died his final show will air. >>on that's something. >>all right we want to get a final check on our bay area forecast this hour. >>from ports chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now

author brandon wynford discusses -- book john herbie wheeler john hervey wheeler. 10:00 p.m., three films to watch -- mark veterans day. professor curry: in that case i am going to share my screen and start talking about the electoral college, everybody's favorite thing. today we are going to start our week of talking specifically about the electoral college, what it is, how it works, why it is important. why george c edwards doesn't like it. why most political scholars kind of hate the electoral college, it is not very popular among the political science sector. we are going to go into george c edwards book, hopefully read

satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59.at 52 celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheelerated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come >>> today is small business saturday, a day that could be crucial for mom and pop shops struggling to survive during the pandemic. abc 7 was in oakland where business owners were setting up tables outside. the annual event encourages shoppers to spend money at small local businesses instead of big box retailers. we caught up with one art gallery owned by a husband and wife team who supports artists of color. the wife said that shopping local benefits more than just the owners. >> it's important to support local artists all the time but especially right now because when you support small businesses you know that that money goes directly back into the community. when you do a big box store you're just making somebody richer. >> it's so true. another perk is local items are often more unique and make one-of-a-kind gifts. >>> well, certainly good weather to do any shopping, w

celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come >>> three people and pulled up into a helicopter. they were thrown up. nobody was hurt. >>> sometimes dogs need rescuing. sometimes they're the ones helping us. abc 7 news east bay community journalist melissa piscar introduces us to a therapy dog. >> this is kizmit, the dental office therapy dog. she is 13 plus years old. she's very, very calm. very, very easy going. she has no teeth, either so she really can't get into any trouble. i'm a doctor of dental services. i own a dental practice here. kizmit was so small we didn't want to leave her at home so we began to bring her to the office and patients responded so wonderfully to her. we really began to understand the benefit of having a therapy dog here in the practice. she can provide an ice breaker for what can be a very stressful moment for a patient and we feel that's very important. >> kizmit is so cute. >> yeah. >> oh, kizmit. what's it like being a denta

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penny wheeler in minnesota and michael ugwiki in memphis. good morning to both of you.el, your state tennessee is involved in the pilot program and distribution of vaccines walk us through how your state is doing this rollout. >> thank you for asking. the state is gearing up for the vaccine. we are very excited as health care providers because we know that will be a game changer for us so the state is working through the governor's office and the dhs, working with all the hospitals in the state who would be the first recipients of the vaccine. our goal is to make sure we start with the front line associates, especially those that have preexisting conditions and making sure we save -- we are able to get them first and hopefully that will help us as we continue to fight this virus. >> dr. wheeler, the world needs as many vaccines as possible to end this pandemic and the positivity rate in the state of minnesota continues to climb i'm just curious, perhaps more concerning is the shortage of medical workers you are seeing there on the ground. >> you are right our geography

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satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59.at 52 celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come >> announcer: now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >>> wild week for the pac-12. several cancellations. rescheduled game due to covid. stanford starting quarterback davis mills actually made his 2020 debut today after a false positive forced him to sit out last week at oregon. stanford hosting colorado. the legends andrew luck, christian mccaffrey, john elway, though, all in cardboard cutout form. third quarter sam neuer finds a wide open brendan niceon. niceo. his dad jerry. cardinal trying to stay in it. davis mills he's in. 28-16. first play of the fourth mangum punches it in. 35-16. under nine minutesi to go. austin jones. touchdown. that gave them life. they go for two. and mills finds connor wedington. 35-24. stanford made it a three-point game. final chance. going to need a miracle here. but the laterals, they're not going to work on this day. colorado hangs on 35-32.

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