woodson. host: mr. woodson, your thoughts here. guest: i totally agree.u are describing is something that happened in the last 50 years. even those young women who are in situations, half of them recover and go on to live successful lives, but we do need to understand that 20% of lacks are poor -- blacks are poor, but only 7% that are married are poor. so marriage and raising children, if you are able to work and if you can wait until you married to have children and work, that that is the best environment to raise children. even if you fail, recovery from those circumstances is still possible and we have one public housing development that we worked with in the 1980's and early 1990's and washington, d.c., typical public housing, 670 children graduated and went to college from one public housing element because of the leadership of ms. gray at the residence who came together. they just about wiped out teen pregnancy by offering hope and opportunity for children under these kind of circumstances. again, we've got to promote innovative approaches that help

woodson. host: mr. woodson, your thoughts here. guest: i totally agree.scribing is something that happened in the last 50 years. even those young women who are in situations, half of them recover and go on to live successful lives, but we do need to understand that 20% of lacks are poor -- blacks are poor, but only 7% that are married are poor. so marriage and raising children, if you are able to work and if you can wait until you married to have children and work, that that is the best environment to raise children. even if you fail, recovery from those circumstances is still possible and we have one public housing development that we worked with in the 1980's and early 1990's and washington, d.c., typical public housing, 670 children graduated and went to college from one public housing element because of the leadership of ms. gray at the residence who came together. they just about wiped out teen pregnancy by offering hope and opportunity for children under these kind of circumstances. again, we've got to promote innovative approaches that helps to res

these are the people who call in your show same thank god for bob woodson. racism is front and center. host: lisa is in shreveport. caller: yes. i would like to know if you are going to apologize to everyone, republican, democrat, and dependent, white black, whoever. both parties are involved in human trafficking. and could feel you at the white house. host: we are going to scott in hutchison kansas. caller: good morning. happy new year to you. i just think so often we don't look for the root cause. i wish we would do more of that. january 6 is a huge event. climate change is a huge event. i've heard a lot of callers say things that are just not true. about the election being stolen, more votes sent out that came in. they are adding the primary votes along with the regular election votes. it's meant -- misinformation. what i would like to see done is renew the fairness stock turn in media -- fairness doctrine so we can limit the fake news. host: we've got to run. thank you for watching today. happy new year. we will see you in 2022. doing ♪ >> c-span's "wash

joining as a civil rights activist and founder of the woodson center. is the big lesson going forward here? >> thanks for having me back. first of all, the lesson is america's judicial system is fair and just, not only was this decision but also, the rittenhouse decision was made the same day that decision was made. a young man named andrew coffee who was on trial for shooting a police officer that entered his house was found innocent, also not guilty but our judicial system is fair decade ago in small town, two white police officers were found guilty of murder in the black-and-white by all-white jurors, they did not ready to wokenest but jussie smollett committed moral treason by exploiting the legacy of the civil rights movement using it to advance his career and that has dire consequences for police resources that have been employed to investigate the case, these are resources that could have been spent trying to reduce the murder rate that is an all-time high in chicago's dangerous killing fields but jussie smollett and his enablers put his personal

and from brooklyn, jacqueline woodson, author of novels for adults, as well as newbery honor, winningoung readers. she was the library of congress national ambassador for young people's literature and a macarthur fellow lasyear, and it's really nice to see and talk to both of you. i feel like i always start with fiction, so for once we're going to start with nonfiction. carlos, you give us a couple of picks. >> yes, i want to start with two books that i think get to some current major crises we're facing, but do so in really novel ways. first is "under a white sky" by elizabeth kolbert. she's probably best known for her book "the sixth extinction," which depicted the crushing of the planet's biodiversity under the human footprint. this subsequent book is kind of a perfect sequel because it's a warning about how even very well-intentioned fixes to our environmental problems can be causing more damage. it's kind of a pessimistic book, but i think a really important one. okay, the second one i want to highlight is called "read until you understand" by farah griffin. >> brown: that's a go

we spoke with author and woodson center and president robert woodson.n in april cindy mccain reflectedd on her life with her late husband, john mccain. she was joined in conversation by former senator joe lieberman who was a very close friend to have late senator. in june former new york police department commissioner bill bratton discussed his book, "the profession," with former commissioner charles raines. and this summer ben shapiro argued america's progressive left is pushing an authoritarian agenda. he was interviewed by radio talk show host eric me taxis. well, in another "after words" that we featured this past year, it was in october, and it was pulitzer prize-winning journalist sarah stockman talking about how u.s. companies moving overseas had impacted america's working class. she was joined in conversation by the executive editor of the economic hardship reporting project. and coming up this weekend on "after words" it's republican congressman jim jordan of ohio talking about his new book. in it he discusses the investigations that congress d

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the kafka infection rates have been rising rapidly across germany to the easy spread of on the kron woodson writes, soaring even higher as a result, the german government has now classified denmark and other countries, including france and norway as high risk areas. travelers will have to quarantine for 10 days upon arrival unless they have been vaccinated over covered from a corona, virus infection. chi cooper, schmidt's as a journalist and molecular biologist, he joins us from right here in belin l. okay. so our travel bands and restrictions really justified but i think we have to look at these 2 things separately. and there's a lot of uncertainty still about what exactly the impact of i'm a con will be what we do know is that it spreads really, really fast, and that it is going to lead to a lot of infections. so that's the reason that for instance, in a country like germany where we still have a high number of you know, and immunized people, we need to be really careful. and that's the reason that restrictions are being put in place. and that seems to be the right call at the moment when

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on friday, scott woodson with his book red, white and black, rescuing american history. be sure to watch washington journal next week, starting sunday at 7:00 a.m. eastern with our special holiday week series on c-span, or on our new video app. c-span now. >> sunday january 2, a civil war historian joins us to talk about the early intellectual history of the united states, the civil war and reconstruction era. his latest, a biography of robert e. lee. join in the conversation with phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. sunday, january 2 on book tv. host: our guest is hannah northey from e&e news here to talk about an announcement from the administration when it comes to lead pipes. can you characterize the leadpipe problem in the u.s. and what it's causing? >> lead is a neurotoxin that can flake off -- it's a legacy infrastructure issue. reports have shown that there are leadpipe's in the united states across the nation. right now the united states is in the process of the water systems in the united states are in the process of mapping these lead pipes becaus

this perennializing, analyzing of black history since the days of woodson, we haven't moved beyond that >> that feels like, joshua, how this debate opened up. there are educators trying to say, you know, it isn't a month. this is american history, good, bad, ugly, american history. it seems this is where the pushback comes in. i'm a cynic. this feels like it's almost all being done for political gain short term. i'm an optimist. i think over time we'll get better at this. but i guess the question is how long is it going to take? >> i think it's happening. i mean, there's another piece of the equation we can't forget, and that's the young people themselves. this debate about talking about race is over. young people are doing it on their own. they are googling the pink elephant you told them not to talk, and they're fascinated by this. so they're falling down wikipedia rabbit holes about the truth of race in this country and talking about it with their friends as if this never occurred. i'm not sure there's going to be as much power in these laws as lawmakers think. i think there's going

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when we come back, we conclude our weeklong author's robert woodson founder, and president , emeritusf the woodson center, discusses his book “red, white, and black: rescuing american history from revisionists & race hustlers.” ♪ >> next week on c-span, wednesday the senate rules committee holds a hearing on the u.s. capitol police since the january 6 attack. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. beginning at 7:00 a.m., coverage throughout the date marking the one-year anniversary of the attack. friday, the supreme court hears oral arguments in two cases dealing with the biden vaccine mandate for health care workers and the vaccine mandate for larger private companies. live coverage beginning at 10:00 a.m.. both the house and senate return in january for the start of the second session of the 117th congress. the senate takes up the president's climate and social spending plan known as build back better, despite west virginia senator joe manchin's opposition to the bill. also voting rights legislation which may require changing filibuster rules. there is also a february 18 deadli

on friday, bob woodson on his book red white and black. be sure to watch washington journal starting sunday for our holiday week authors series, right here on c-span or you can watch with our new mobile video app called c-span now. it is free. jennifer in oklahoma city. good morning. what's the public policy issue on your mind? we lost her. elaine, let's go to you. caller: thanks for having me on. my comment is about vaccination. it's just been on my mind all week. you had a collar on earlier in the week. he was expressing his view that when i speak to people about who are opposed to vaccination, this seems to be what they say most frequently. i have members of my own family who are adamantly opposed to vaccines. i just wanted to speak to what he was saying. he was from virginia. he said because we have these people who are vaccinated and have breakthrough infections, they can still spread it. he said, he vaccinated himself. he said he was wrong to have any type of mandate. it should be up to the individual. that's what i hear very frequen

to jim woodson. yeah. up she could actually get the austin, which place you in white. it's at the halls yet. i just bought a genius, a rationalist watts with albany. if you look at the, we absolutely badge the what that idea when i try to put you, we have will say to just listen, lots of come. you love you, but what did they go with? look in the committee, i'm chargeable hodge with it. and as applied and you come back to coming up with jolla, i you for you, but in the chrysler you, 4th column league, what's gonna appear a with me, i thought then you go, i knew is a like a new, the new year of changing your eyes martha knocked off around. uh huh. yeah. with that i just wanted make sure. i pushed in one setting is not the mud me. bad them? month. boyle? my, i love, i love me because it i got a lot of the house and when yeah. all but as a year to house one is what marcia? yeah, guys, video hulu, [000:00:00;00] with such off, catch out talk with specialists . it was just a switch. it with your for how much agree with sure to coordinate a portable your skill, but valley sho

in this country, which has 600 years of it's always there and offering culture for me, it was very woodson said, celebrate the pi again. i never seen that is, you know, i've been in the past i've, i've used the techniques and knowledge and ingredients that we have now days to achieve la pelham. franklin is not keeping with, he's learned the secret. he's collected recipes in his book, the pi room with its health, even beginners, turn on. the culmination of all the effort is always the moment the shift comes into a freshly peaked prediction. thank you for joining me. i hope you've learned something and i hope it inspires you. it's gonna make some parts. it's a british tradition. you can really sink your teeth into. oh no, all right, well next step we take a sentimental journey back in time. now, lots of cities have hop on hop off buses for seeing all the sites, but the turkish city of is temple has something a bit more romantic. a so called nostalgic st cart that takes visitors on a ride to some of the most charming spots in this city. now the line isn't very long and the tram moves at a slo

horrific car crash essentially it was shattered pro golfer justin thomas and his father are paired with woodson charlie tomorrow in the opening round and justin thomas, his dad was a golf pro said it's crazy how good tiger is hitting the ball right now. how far he's hitting it for what he has been through and just be able to walk is impressive. the pnc championship will be getting underway tomorrow at the ritz carlton golf club in orlando. >> holiday. joy is in the air at alaska airlines. any passenger wearing an ugly holiday sweater will be getting a priority boarding pass at today in honor of national ugly sweater day. travelers wearing ugly sweaters can also purchase a discount of $25 day pass to one of alaska airlines, 9 lounges across the country. you can also buy your own alaska airlines branded ugly christmas sweater at alaska's online company store. if you want to get in the spirit things and make things even cozier. alaska is also partnering with starbucks reusable holiday cups and treats will be served on select flights all this month. >> all right. still to come on kron 4 news. one p

it was very woodson sir. celebrate the pi again. i never seen that is, you know, i've been in the past i've, i've used the techniques and knowledge and ingredients that we have now days to achieve pelham. franklin is not keeping the, he's learned the secret. he's collected recipes in his book, the pi room with its health, even beginners, turn on. the culmination of all the effort is always the moment the shift comes into a freshly peaked creation. thank you for joining me. i hope you've learned something and i hope it inspires you. it's gonna make some parts. it's a british tradition. you can really sink your teeth into. oh no, all right, well next step we take a sentimental journey back in time. now, lots of cities have hop on hop off buses for seeing all the sites, but the turkish city of is temple has something a bit more romantic, a so called nostalgic st cart, but takes visitors on a ride to some of the most charming spots in this city, now the line isn't very long, and the tram moves at a slow pace, but it gives passengers a m

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chocolate contains caffeine in the cocoa and that gets your happiness. formerly serotonin flowing, woodson, i at the same time we associated with emotional things like nice childhood memories, that bubble up and mail people use chocolate as a reward. i, it's a belongs emitter. and rewards go down, well, when we're stressed out, it gave it over. and if that doesn't matter how terrible the times aspect, how dismal the day, or how bad our mood sometimes is not much like the bell, still thousands of ways to find a little happiness in our daily lives. i attack it's a fin perhaps with a truly top tasting treat from the chocolate shop. ah, them all cut in when we get into the premium segment. it's really amazing. a whole world of flavors rose towards you is quite different from simply going into a supermarket. you're grabbing a bar of chocolate with lots of sugar in it, that just tastes of sugar. it's here, it's like wine, depending on the growing regions, there's a lot of different subtle nuances and a huge spectrum of flavor. this knowledge because by the sweet seduction spread through the whol

so i'm here with some of these woodson vehicle. it? you know, they can, i get some is with yog south mode as it is sauced emilia. if one you see with water jordan, we possess alice check. come on abroad. no, i will. i me. oh, there is no way. so it was was i yeah. only more storage cool. is it? yeah. so you know i was gonna that's it. awesome. or there's not one that need to that. it wasn't but i there was a job with i guess i'm facing up to the fact that i was overly optimistic. maybe if natural, naive and thinking that it was possible for these 3 guys to come together. the fact that they won't even come together to talk about old times to talk about all or humor refund about possible future collaborations is very disappointing. sarajevo is at peace now, but the ethnic divisions that lead to the war still alive. the whole system of government in policy is organized along ethnic lines. what was once a single language has now been transformed into 3 separate ones. the latest can't even agree on how the national museum should present his

in this country, which has 600 years of it's always there and our free culture for me, it was very woodson said, celebrate the pi again. i never seen that is, you know, i've been in the past i've, i've used the techniques, knowledge and ingredients that we have nowadays to achieve pelham. franklin is not keeping with, he's learned the secret. he's collected recipes in his book, the pi room with its health, even beginners, turn on. the culmination of all the effort is always the moment the shift cuts into a freshly peaked creation. thank you for joining me. i hope you've learned something, and i hope it's as far as you go home or make some parts. it's a british tradition. you can really sink your teeth into. oh no, all right, well next step we take a sentimental journey back in time. now, lots of cities have hop on hop off buses for seeing all the sites, but the turkish city of is temple has something a bit more romantic, a so called nostalgic st cart, but takes visitors on a ride to some of the most charming spots in this city now the line isn't very long and the tram moves at a slow pace,

harmonica infection rates have been rising rapidly across germany to the easy spread of on the chron. woodson writes soaring even higher. as a result, the german government has now classified denmark and other countries, including france in norway, and as high risk areas. travelers will have to quarantine for 10 days upon arrival unless they have been vaccinated or recovered from occur in a virus infection that now go to brussels and speak to d. w correspondent. band are eager to band countries across europe are tightening restrictions and are now re introducing travel restrictions. france and austria have both. we imposed them, are more countries likely to follow suit. we are already looking at a patchwork of regulation, sir. additional requirements and routes. portugal island, italy, all of them have established already additional testing requirements. france is now bending, essential travel from the u. k. although for example, you can and are trained from the u. k to belgium. that's still possible though, there's also not very logical all these restrictions and austria is now taking the le

on friday, scott woodson with his book red, white and black, rescuing american history. be sure to watch washington journal next week, starting sunday at 7:00 a.m. eastern with our special holiday week series on c-span, or on our new video app. c-span now. >> sunday january 2, a civil war historian joins us to talk about the early intellectual history of the united states, the civil war and reconstruction era. his latest, a

so hold don't go to log on on some, a shoe of news. mccoy was dimly led to woodson, but there was a single shoe in the hallway under us. there was a corridor that led to the bearings, and there were other things lying about and saw such as pajamas as of some sweets. oscars not booked by john porcelain, was opened, surprisingly enough. open to a certain story that deals with suicide. and this was all along the documents i was interested in, were lying there on as if prepared for a journalist visit and t. it's how would these until i wasn't sure how i should document them. so my so i took the papers to my photographer, do blobs, clothes. no. so they had told them to wait outside the room and let me know when mr . bosher returns schmiel austin. he was supposed to keep a lookout and warn me by my oscar. you know, some, some on my way out, i knocked on the bathroom door of the, to the infinite. i opened the door and saw in the bathroom mirror. there was a lifeless body in the bath, tulsa and leapt was a problem of on the leaked though vondik law he is in was gonna call. he was clear to me then

nishaka infection rights have been rising rapidly across germany to the easy spread of on the kron woodson rights soaring even higher. as a result, the german government has now classified denmark and other countries, including france in norway as high risk areas. travelers will have to quarantine for 10 days upon arrival unless they have been vaccinated over covered from a corona, virus infection and has been to date of new correspond. but reagan in brussels now . burnt countries across europe had tightening restrictions, and now travel restrictions are returning to france of 1st. now austria have both reimpose them. will we see more countries follow suit? we are already looking at the petra casa regulations and rules, portugal islands, italy. they all want new testing if you are vaccinated. france has a very strict rule now that people come from britain, it cannot travel any more, although they can travel from britain to belgium. that's possible. you can take a train that's also possible after midnight. so the logic behind this was, is also a questionable and austria is now taking the le

charld woodson waving the flag and watching his alma mater, michigan in the big-10 title game. quarter, wolverines up 7- 0. they pulled the rabbit out of the hat. donovan edwards, 75-yard strike to roman wilson for the prestige. no falling apart this year for michigan. they crushed the hawk eyes, 42- 3. and seven years after leaving the 49ers. jim harbaugh, his first conference championship and he's now heading to the playoff. could cincinnati become the first school from a nano power conference, to walk their way into the playoff. third quarter, bearcats up 28- 13 on the houston cougars, that's jerome ford, an alabama transfer, he may just get a chance to tie in the playoffs. that's a 42-yard rushing touchdown. 187 rushing yards, two tds. the bearcats win back-to-back undefeated regular seasons, they're heading to the college football playoff. pretty wild to think about that. cincinnati back in the early 200s. were talking about dropping down to 1aa in the conference usa. and look at them now. here they are. charlie walter. thanks very much. quick reminder check out the kpix 5

have a capacity of more than $200000.00 migrants because we believe that they'll be mobilization to woodson, northern border. while there was deep concern about the return of the policy, some remain hopeful. they can still begin a new life with their families. it's really hard to be racing and now again with the migrant protection protocols. but i think it is a really good thing because we have the hope to get another opportunity to wait and see if they let us cross into the u. s. and be without families. the mexican government has said it's committed to maintaining the health and safety of asylum seekers as the new program gets under way these migrants are hoping those promises are kept. her marriage old 3 to 0. after 30 years, one of the world's oldest surviving works of literature has been returned to a rog before clay artifact known as the google mesh dream tablet was stolen during the 1st gulf. full mohammed vow has no it's known as the good ganesh, dream tablets, an artifact made of play with an engraved fragment of the epic of ganesh. one of the world's oldest, no religious texts. it

nishaka. infection rights have been rising rapidly across germany to the easy spread of on the kron woodson writes, soaring even higher. as a result, the german government has now classified denmark and other countries, including france and norway. as high risk areas, travel will have to quarantine some 10 days upon arrival unless they have been vaccinated or recovered from a current of ours infection. well, for more, we can speak to health educator john campbell. he joins us now from carlyle in the u. k. hello to you, welcome to the w. so we just mentioned a short time ago that france is now banning most travels from the u. k. from entering the country. do you feel this is the right move to slow the spread of the army? kron variant. a probably would have been if the da at a much earlier stage, but at the moment the, on the court cases in france for about 7 to 10 percent of the total cases. so it's already endemic in princeton. it's already spreading in from really so introducing a travel band at this stage really doesn't make too much sense. you might keep out a few cases, but with so much

activist bob woodson with his book "red, white and black." be sure to watch "washington journal" next week starting sunday, december 26 at 7:00 a.m. eastern with our special holiday week author series on c-span or on our new mobile video app c-span now. there was an update on the pandemic and the white house talked about the precautions people should take as we gather with family over the holiday season. jeffrey: good afternoon, and thank you for joining us. today, dr. walensky will share the latest on the omicron variant and discuss how people can stay safe over the holidays. and dr. fauci will provide an update on the latest science. i want to underscore the president's message yesterday. due to omicron, we expect a significant rise in cases. fully vaccinated people, particularly those with a boost, are highly protected. but due to omicron's highly-transmissible nature, we will see fully-vaccinated get covid. they will likely be asymptomatic or feel under the weather for a few days. let's be clear, unvaccinated people are at higher risk of

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