so now we turn to wilson. and if humphrey's career if humphries terminal office took off like a rocket. by contrast wilson's beginning in washington did not did not go well. it was partly a matter of style. he was relatively unpolished. especially for an executive and he had kind of a hard time finding the right words to express himself. especially in public as you know, he barely got through his confirmation hearings. because the initially refused to sell his stocks and bonds. i think he had a government salary coming of $22,000 in his. annual salary at gm with a 600 thousand dollars or more so um, he was a bit nervous about giving up his money. but in the process see upset many congressmen with his stubbornness. and sometimes his unfortunate choice of words. the other problem hmm was wilson's unorthodox approach to management. which became a problem with the pentagon right from the beginning? wilson was known at gm for his very leisurely style. he never seemed to be in a hurry. whether it's getting somewhere

that's what that's what august wilson is doing. he's actually allowing black existence to be a complex thing. not just allowing it. he's doing an artistic rendering of black existence that is complex. that is layered. that is not that is not simple or easy. right. yes. think white america kind of took this play like how did they view it? and i mean like because if one or was nominated for like four oscars and like viola davis won for like her so i was like i don't know how white america took this play. i don't know how white people read this play. yeah, because i'm not. is it like for them or is it like okay, so one of the realities of american theater that we always have to deal with is this if we look at the economic realities of black and white people in most rural, sorry, most urban areas like even here in new orleans in new orleans more than 60% of the population is african-american. but 80 some 80 to 85 or higher percent of the wealth is owned by the white community. right, but that's a reality. great, so i have a theater com

to look at august wilson's fences. we're going to begin with a very brief discussion about who and what august wilson was his goal as a playwright. i'm gonna repeat some stuff that you have heard before from our in-class presentation from semhall, but there's going to be some stuff that i'm going to talk about in a little bit more depth than we talked about last class on thursday. you guys are going to look at t-bone and weasel. i really hope you all read that and prepared to do that. i'm gonna give you your very quick pop quiz the pop quiz for fences should be easy as we will be done discussing it, but we're gonna take it so that you guys can get a grade for it and you will have the pop quiz for t-bone and weasel. let's start with august wilson. august wilson was born frederick august catel or kittle in april 20s on april 27th of 1945. his mother's name was daisy wilson. she was a cleaning lady cleaning lady. his father's name was frederick august kittle. he was a german baker. i want you guys to pay attention race ma

attorney john burris is representing wilson's family and says three witnesses say wilson did not initiate any threatening movements toward the officer, which questions the use of deadly force. he also says sheriff's did not give any context around the limited photo evidence they released on facebook, whether you had a nine for not in another self does not justify of shooting and killing him unless he attacks you, dozens of people marched through downtown on their way to the police station to honor wilson. and raise awareness about police treatment of the homeless and mentally ill. they took a knee and blocked traffic to bring attention to their cause. burrows says wilson was known to many in the community since he lived in an encampment there for some time, he says, officer hall should have also been aware of wilson and his mental status. franco's the question of. police tactics under the circumstances and attacked is will become a critical issue here, verses also representing a family in another deadly danville shooting officer, hall was involved in in 2018 hole, fired several shots into

russell wilson is love and that you love to see it wilson had 13 points, 10 in the 1st half. what's the stamford highlight without kiana williams the senior is the heart and soul of this team. she nails the corner 3. she had for them. bad boys. let's go to the 3rd quarter. san jose's own haley jones she had 11 points 8 boards, 5 assists just another night in the office for her and here's a little cherry on top 10 to jump should this is from palo alto. nice shot there. 5 triples for her. she let stanford with 17 points off the bench. they win 89 to 62 after the game. caro who gave her team a c grade after beating oklahoma state was asked the same question after today's game. there are some things that we really, you know, we're able to get out and get transition. >> you know, if you know our overall team out be. but, you know, i thought we had an absolute a game from anna wilson. for hannah for playing really you know, clicking and and a lot of different ways than >> but but i think each player has a lot more to get to the team in. i have more to get to the team. and i think t

>> welcome to the wilson center, not the actual wilson center by the virtual wilson center. we the latin correct, jane harman, i am also a recovering politician, we will have that conversation with john in just a moment. in addition to all of that, i'm the grandmother to eight perfect grandchildren, plus one institution and the name of that institution is the homeland security committee of the house of representatives and maybe even the homeland department because i was there and in the end i was one of the principal advocates so i'm delighted to welcome the ranking member of the committee and a delighted shamelessly to tell everyone that i'm his mom, i'm the author of a new book called insanity defense: why our failure to confront our security problems makes us less safe. we will go into that later but i'm really thrilled to feature my friend john who as i said is a ranking member of the homeland security committee and we are honored that he chose the wilson center to speak about -- john is in his fourth term, he represents new york's 24th congressional district. a lawyer i

. >> welcome to the wilson center, not the actual wilson center by the virtual wilson center. we the latin correct, jane harman, i am also a recovering politician, we will have that conversation with john in just a moment. in addition to all of that, i'm the grandmother to eight perfect grandchildren, plus one institution and the name of that institution is the homeland security committee of the house of representatives and maybe even the homeland department because i was there and in the end i was one of the principal advocates so i'm delighted to welcome the ranking member of the committee and a delighted shamelessly to tell everyone that i'm his mom, i'm the author of a new book called insanity defense: why our failure to confront our security problems makes us less safe. we will go into that later but i'm really thrilled to feature my friend john who as i said is a ranking member of the homeland security committee and we are honored that he chose the wilson center to speak about -- john is in his fourth term, he represents new york's 24th congressional district. a lawyer i

attorney john burris is representing wilson's family and says three witnesses say wilson did not initiate any threatening movements toward the officer, which questions the use of deadly force. he also says here's did not give any context around the limited photo evidence they released on facebook, whether you had a nine for not in and of itself does not justify shooting and killing him unless he attacks you. dozens of people marched through downtown on their way to the police station to honor wilson and raise awareness about policement of the homeless and mentally ill. they took a knee and blocked traffic to bring attention to their cause. burrows says wilson was known to many in the community since he lived in an encampment there for some time, he says, officer hall i should have also been aware of wilson and his mental status that goes to the question of police tactics under the circumstances and attacked it will become a critical issue here. morris has also representing a family and another deadly danville shooting officer hall was involved in in 2018 hall fired several shots into the

. >> welcome to the wilson center, not the actual wilson center, but the virtual wilson center. i am now president ameritas. we have the latin correct. i am also a recovering politician, we will have that conversation with john in just a moment. in addition to all of that, i'm the grandmother to eight perfect grandchildren, plus one institution and the name of that institution is the homeland security committee of the house of representatives and maybe even the homeland department because i was there and in the end i was one of the principal advocates. so i'm delighted to welcome the ranking member of the committee and delighted shamelessly to tell everyone that i am the author of a new book called "insanity defense: why our failure to confront our security problems makes us less safe." we will go into that later but i'm really thrilled to feature my friend john katko, who as i said, is ranking member of the homeland security committee and we are honored that he chose the wilson center to speak about your policy agenda. john is in his fourth term, he represents new york's 24th c

we come together wilson drive while online. she said another mother out of concerns about her aging parents. the point is the whistle is up able to allow someone to signal for help if they're being attacked. so far the idea has been very popular. >> i bought 2 winter, was originally i data. we had a 1000 whistles. and then by day 3, when we me for 5,000 whistles. >> currently they have about 45 volunteers. an awful lot of moore says she was in chinatown herself handing out the whistles. in the east bay dozens of people in danville gathered for a march and vigil to honor the life of tyrel wilson, the 32 year-old wilson died after he was shot by danville police officer on march 11th kron four's amanda hari was at the event and brings us that story. >> the event was emotional about a 100 people walked up the street behind me here. some holding up signs with tyrells name on it when they got to the vigil every member of his life was a good kid. just 2 and a half weeks after tyrone wilson's death, his father held back tears as he rem

wilson's father served in law enforcement for 30 years. he believes this situation should have been handled differently. gold. >> first thing takes 15 minutes that it our de escalate. >> the shooting is still being investigated officer hall was involved in another shooting back in 2018 he's currently on administrative live in dansville amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. let's talk weather this sunday night at 10 o'clock a live look courtesy of the sutro tower camera at san francisco. downtown. >> and you can see that layer of fog, which is now blocking the view from that gorgeous shot that we love so much kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight with a warm-up that is headed our way this weekend when we could see temperatures in the mid 80's. >> oh, it's coming with a midweek warm-up heading our way in the bay area. yeah. we're tracking that dense low fog bank. we can barely make out sales force tower just the tip is visible out there this evening. that's the big weather story tonight. the return of the low fog looking

wilson with that nice steal and lay in. she finished with 13 points. there's her brother, russell wilson cheering on his baby. sister may be enjoying a few dad. so does having a good old time, but wilson wasn't the only hot hand on the floor today stanford up by 20 just before halftime kianna williams with the corner. 3. she was also hot today on to the 3rd quarter. the cardinal not taking their foot off the gas for a second. san jose's own haley jones rose up for last that last jumper under pressure stanford cruising from here on out. how about that screen, ouch. and then missouri state's jasmine franklin hit the deck in the last one will hannah jump sinks. the wide open 3, the palo alto native was spectacular off the bench. she finished with 17 points lead the cardinal sanford moves on to the elite 8 with an impressive 8962 victory. but coach van der veer isn't so easily impressed. she was asked to grade her team's performance. >> there are some things that we really, you know, we're able to get out and get transition. yo

wilson's wilson's familied mili may file a legal claim against the city in the coming weeks. >>> the trial of derek chauvin begins tomorrow, the former minneapolis police officer charged with killing george floyd last year. floyd's death sparked protests in the bay area and around the world. >> reporter: the trial of derek chauvin is set to begin monday. the former minneapolis police officer is charged with killing george floyd on memorial day in 2020 facing manslaughter, second and third degree murder charges pleading not guilty to all charges. video from bystanders taken that day show chauvin who is white kneeling on floyd's neck as the black man lay handcuffed face down in the streets more than nine minutes. monday the jury will begin listening to opening statements. >> basically it's making a first impression. each side is going to lay out for the first time what their theory in the case is. >> reporter: of the 14 jurors expected to be seated eight self-identify as white and six as people of color. one member of floyd's family will be in court each day. the family's attorney tell

police say wilson pulled out a knife, and advanced porthole while being questioned, wilson's family says the independent witness disputes the officers account. the civil rights attorney announced the family plans to sue officer hall, and the danville police department. >> the question is if there were a knife, what did did doh fact cause the officer have de-escalated the situation? >> investigators and the district attorney's office are reviewing the incident, hall and officer for more than seven years, also shot and killed a man while on duty in 2018. >>> crisis at the us-mexico border. abc news reporter, andrew, tells us how the white house is trying to handle the surge >> tragedy on the us-mexico border, a nine-year-old girl has died while trying to cross the rio grande, the border patrol says they found her, her mother, and three-year-old brother unconscious on march 20, both the woman and boy survived. over the last month, officials say they have stopped an average of 5000 people a day, officials expecting that number to grow as we get closer to summer. >> all of the government offi

she charmed her way until the wilson white house and became a welcome daily presence at the wilson white house this suffragists who converted wilson to the federal amendment and to help negotiate its passage in congress her colleagues in the national american women's soccer association called gardener. they're diplomatic core and said she was the most potent factor in congressional passage. of this leads her to being as francis mentioned in the introduction the highest ranking woman in federal government. this is her being sworn in as civil service commissioner. in the spring of 1920 several months before most women especially white women not women of color and especially not black women in the south which is something i hope we'll talk about during our discussion. this is when gardeners being sworn in as the highest ranking woman in federal government, but what i really want to emphasize here is that it was the sexual double standard that motivated and animated her activism from the very beginning and that the age of consent campaign is where she learns politics and what convinced thous

attorney john burris is representing wilson's family and says three witnesses say wilson did not initiate any threatening movements toward the officer, which questions the use of deadly force. he also says here's did not give any context around the limited photo evidence they released on facebook, whether you had a nine for not in another self does not justify of shooting and killing him unless he attacks you dozens of people marched through downtown on their way to the police station to honor wilson and raise awareness about police treatment of the homeless and mentally ill. they took a knee and blocked traffic to bring attention to their cause. burrows says wilson was known to many in the community since he lived in an encampment there for some time, he says, officer hall should have also been aware of wilson and his mental status. fred goes to the question of album, police tactics under the circumstances and attacked is a will become a critical issue here. viruses also representing a family and another deadly danville shooting officer, hall was involved in. in 2018 hole, fired several

. >> give credit to the wilson center. he thinks this is a complicated issue, are there more things you can do, again as ranking member of homeland. >> no question about it. there's no question about it and i'm heartened to see benny thompson, the majority leader and i, we get along very well. we have a great relationship and four square what to do with cyber and homeland security at a whole. it's not a one on off event. we have to think about how are they different and how are they different than before and like i said. basically you have someone from isis sleeping in everyone's home and office and when they wake up and want to smack us, they can cyber-wise and we've got to-- no doubt to get it done. >> and benny goes way back. i think he was the original first ranking member, then chairman, and i certainly remember him coming in my congressional district in southern california in torrance, california the police wrapped up prison based cell and plans and maps, and gas stations robs robberies and had plans to attack jewish

♪ ♪ >> the "flip wilson show"! >> a lot of people don't give credit to flip wilson. here was this brother running the show. >> just to see a black man on tv with his own show, number one, is crazy. >> geraldine, who came before big mama's house and tyler perry's church lady. >> you better watch your mouth. >> love geraldine. >> the family made a lovely donation to the church, they donated her. >> "richard pryor show" was brilliant and ahead of his time, so risque. i think he came out naked in one episode. >> people think, how can you have a show? you've got to compromise, you've got to give up everything. i've given up absolutely nothing. >> the last thing you can do is tell richard pryor to calm his act down. >> well, good night, see you next week. >> the show only lasted four episodes but that helped spur so many shows. >> one, two, three, four! >> "saturday night live" was unbelievably funny but majority white. >> then when eddie murphy came on, it was over. i felt like eddie murphy belonged to me. >> i am gumby, dammit! >> gumby, buckwheat. >> buckwheat, otay! >>

show wilson, bbc news. ——joe weekend plans? well, why move? show wilson, bbc news. —— joe wilson. well there's been some criticism of the performance of dom bess, after his struggles with the ball today. but former england captain michael vaughan believes he hasn't been supported by the set up. ijust i just feel so sorry for him, because obviously it's a test match cricket, and you should be good enough, and people say you got to deal with a couple of weeks that havoc on your way. but this is a young kid, a young player who i think it's just been treated so badly and management. i would say that you have to look at the person, the player looks after themselves. and i don't think they've looked after him for the last few weeks, and now they're looking at him and asking why he can't be consistent. how can he be consistent when he knows deep down that they didn't want him in the team? the only player of the rotation it was asked to stay on, get don bass... meawhile, there was more great success for england's women this morning as they beat new zealand by six wickets in their second t

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wilson pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.r. 1085. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. schneider pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. schneider will vote yes on h.r. 1085. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. butterfield: as the member designated by mr. bishop of georgia, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. bishop will vote yes, will vote yes on h.r. 1085. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? ms. matsui: as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on h.r. 1085. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cardenas, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote aye on h.r. 1085. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose

this is a term thatwood wilson began -- woodrow wilson began to use a hundred years ago and that many other progressives and especially people in your field, jurisprudence, have adopted. but the living constitution implies none too subtly that the alternative is a dead constitution or at least is a constitution that's on life support. and the living constitution, the progressive constitution is a constitution of evolutionary rights, essentially group-based and you could say historically based rights which emphasizes the need for all constitutional structures to be mutable, to be changeable, adaptable. and, therefore, for the government to go into the business of experimenting in a way on the american people to try to cure their latest social and economic distresses. and the problem with having two constitutions in one country -- [laughter] of course, is that that's one too many. they conflict increasingly, and the polarization of our politics, the deepening divisions in our politics, i think, are connected to the, to these underlying political and philosophical differences. it's gotte

please comment on edith wilson's role after president wilson had a stroke. yes, that's what i was referring to earlier that people think that she you know petticoat government. that was the phrase that she was running the government and he was incapacitated. i mean she didn't let anyone in to see him or only of the very few trusted staff members into sea. but if you look at the things that did not get done, you know, there was a major strike there were problems with deporting people from the united states who didn't agree with certain policies. she really functioned as more like a a barrier to people who wanted to get near him. so if she'd been really a door. it should really take an over government. she would have acted in some of those cases where she did not so i think it's a it's been exaggerated. we have a number of questions from greg and excuse me maureen from new jersey and many others who want to know your thoughts on jackie kennedy who is obviously a favorite in this program because of her role in founding the white house historical association. ye

wilson, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.res. 198. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. barragan, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. barragan will vote yes on h.res. 198. as the member designated by ms. moore, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. moore will vote yes on h.res. 198. as the member designated by mr. lieu, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lieu will vote yes on h.res. 198. as the member designated by mr. lowenthal, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote yes on h.res. 198. as the member designated by mr. cohen, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. cohen will vote yes on h.res. 198. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? ms. scanlon: as the member designated by mr. mceachin, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. mceachin will vote yes on h.res. 198. ms. wexton:

theyei fans, russell wilson made the trip. the anna wilson. nonforeher defense. last night against oklahoma state, very familiar footwork. 11 points including three from downtown. stanford out scored by 14 in the second quarter. ja nna williams knocks in three of her 13 right in front of her cheering section. third quarter, wilson, going past to jones. touchdown stanford. hailey had a game tie 17. tara wanted more. >> you know after the game i asked our team and we are very excited to go to the sweet16. i said is that our a, boc game and it was our c game. are you in the tournament and excited to move on. that's what we are doing. >> stanford's 13th straight sweet 16. >>> bad news; curry will miss at least another week. both curry brothers in street clothes. couldn't shoot in three and were -- with a basketball ben simmons. easy picking. philadelphia had a 24 point lead. weissman who had 11 in his first game. warriors took the lead in the 3rd on the kelly floater. 24 points, ten rebounds. the sixer are the best team in the eastern conference. harris, nine of his

police shot wilson on march 11th. officers were responding to reports of someone throwing rocks off sycamore valley road onto highway 680. they found wilson standing in the street. officers claim when they tried to talk to him, he pulled out a folding knife and advanced toward the officers. however, the family claims the witness accounts disputes the officers claims. he died of his injuries one week after the shooting. officer andrew hall is on paid administrative leave. the sheriff's deputy -- department is working with the das office to investigate the shooting. >>> the city of berkeley is considering passing an ordinance to ban less lethal weapons used by police under the proposal devices typically used for crowd control would no longer be used. they include pepper spray, tear gas, and water cannons. the city council will discuss the ordinance at a meeting this tuesday. >>> tomorrow the murder and manslaughter trial of is set to begin. obviously be a high-profile trial. nancy chen has a preview. >> reporter: activi

. >> and a vigil to honor the life of tyrel wilson. yeah. he's the 32 year-old who died after he was shot by. >> danville police back on march 11th with kron four's. amanda, how are with the story. >> the event was emotional. about a 100 people walked up the street behind me here. some holding up signs with tyrells name on it when they got to the vigil they remember his life was a good kid. just 2 and a half weeks after tyrone wilson's death, his father held back tears as he remembered his son, as long as there's their of this snow is not going and he wasn't the only one. >> many people that marched at the event were heartbroken. having seen incidents like this far too often. i was hoping we never had to have protests on march 11th wilson was shot by danville police officer andrew hall, officer hall responded to the intersection of sycamore valley. road and camino ramon after multiple reports of a man throwing rocks at traffic shortly after hall arrived on the scene. police say wilson took out a knife. but john burris says it happened differ

wilson will vote yes on the pressley amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva of arizona, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yea on the pressley amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: as the member designated by ms. pingree, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. pingree will vote yes on the pressley amendment. as the member designated by ms. kelly, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. kelly will vote no on the pressley amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. roybal-allard, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. roybal-allard will vote yes on the pressley amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado see

this body camera allegedly shows wilson with knife advancing to the officer. but attorney representing the family says a witness tells a different story. officer also killed a suspect in 2018. uncle of oscar grant killed by b.a.r.t. police in 2009 spoke at memorial. >> it's important to embrace the family, that gives us the strength to carry on in hopes to bring about real change. >> the event honoring wilson, shown here, organized by group together we stand. >>> incredibly high profile trial of former police officer charged with killing george floyd starts tomorrow. tonight the family and friends held a vigil for floyd in minneapolis, reverend al sharpton and civil rights attorney ben crump were there. >> there is no need for people of color to walk around feeling hunted. i'll say it again, there's a time for change and that change is now. there's only one race, and it's the human race. >> after nearly three weeks of jury selection, opening statements for derek chauvin's trial set to begin at 9:00 a.m., charged with murder and manslaughter in connection with

all of those assumptions, someone like woodrow wilson as fantastical. there never was a social contract or individuals wandering around who were isolated from larger groups of human beings from society. there were no rights by nature. all the rights we have, we have created. man has created in history, politics, and social groups and that argument pointed towards the living constitution as a new way to understand what the political order has to be like. it has to be based upon the groups that actually compose the body politic and the rights of those groups which are in fact generated by the body politic. we -- there was a rather unequivocal embrace of the notion of group rights as the basis of real human rights and the position of the early progressive is our rights don't come from nature or from god or some source outside of our own will, but precisely from our own will working itself out in history. we are the author, human beings are the author of human rights and there is really nothing above us that colors those rights or attaches to those rights a

and when officers arrived, they tried talking to wilson. officers say wilson pulled out a folding knife and opened it. they ordered him to drop that knife several times. but wilson advanced officer andrew hall, fired one shot and struck wilsonff paid administrative leave. officer hall i in 2018 reported he was g suspiciously in a quiet neighborhood. authorities say our belated tried to run officers down, but family members say he was mentally ill and should not have died. the family is suing over that deadly shooting now to the south bay, where leaders gathered today taking a stand against the recent uptick in violent crimes against the asian american and pacific islander community. as ktvu. greg liggins tells us, it was an emotional gathering, with people expressing both. you're in sorrow at the escalating trend, san jose city hall served as the meeting spot where a couple 100 people gathered to denounce the recent increase in violence and xenophobia. the rally is part of a campaign called stop asian american pacific islander hate. respons

wilson died in 2005 at age 60. four years earlier, he spoke with the late gwen ifill on the newshour. >> i am a black american playwright. i couldn't be anytng else. i make my art out of black american culture. it's all cut out of the same cloth, or so you will. that's who i am and that's who i write about. >> white folks don't understand about the blues. they hear it come out, but they don't know how it got there. >> reporter: one hallmark of wilson's plays: the power and poetry of his language. in the film version of "ma rainey," viola davis plays the title character. >> the blues help you get out of bed in the morning. you get up, you ain't alone. there's something else in the world, something been added by that song. >> it encapsulates exploitation, liberation of the music, violation of the spirit, what the blues does to the human condition, all in this one speech. and when you have a thrilling actress like viola davis do it, it becomes-- you surrender to it. and then you pull back and go, oh my god, the world,

wilson, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.r. 485. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? mr. kildee: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. peters of california, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. peters will vote yes on h.r. 485. as the member designated by mr. higgins of new york, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. higgins will vote yes on h.r. 485. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 345, the nays are 73. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to section 9 of house resolution 233, house resolution 232 is hereby adopted. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: madam speaker, i ask to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recog

police say wilson advanced towards the officer but wilson's family's he were to says suspec 2018. oscar grant's uncle spoke at last night's memorial. >> it is important that you embrace this family because it is that embrace that gives us the strength to carry on in hopes that we could bring about real change. >> protesters say they'll continue to call for justice for tyrell wilson. >>> president biden getting high marks for his handling of the pandemic. a new poll shows 75% of americans approve the job he's doing to fight against covid but he's less popular when it comes to immigration and gun contro a really a tough one on capitol hill but the latest shooting may bring some compromise here. >> it's possible, marcus. good morning, everyone. it has been decades since congress was able to agree on gun control measures. now trying to balance gun rights and the second amendment with concerns after the shootings. lawmakers going to atlanta to see that on the ground firsthand and some lawmakers think there could be compromise here. they want the justice department to prosecute those sh

police say that wilson was armed and threatening them. photos from officer's body camera appear to show wilson with a knife in his hands. say they ordered him to drop them and he advanced, prompting them to fire weapons. attorney for the family says a witness has come forward disputing the officers' account of the events. >>> could we have a new governor, today was the date 1.5 signatures have to be submitted and then verified by end of april to recall governor newsom, it's officially tie to verify them. lieutenant governor will have a special election and voters decide if he should stay or go. a stanford political professor doesn't think the governor will get recalled but campaign manager for rescue california argues governor newsom has mishandled a lot of big issues, including the pandemic. >> the randomness of the closures and instability of the decisions he was making and change in the metrics that would dictate closures, nobody knew what to expect and got to point they couldn't believe him. >> typically recalls are more successful at

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i miss the half of flip wilson. >> you wouldn't do that. >> no chance. >> i'm so tired man, i've been options five this morning. >> can i just sit here please. ♪ ♪ ♪ i just want you to know that we not only brought something for the brothers but we brought something for the cousins. we're not here alone. >> yes. ♪ ♪ ♪ i know a lot of people didn't come, because if a cat is grooving to great charles, and james brown, and wilson pickett as, when sammy davis junior is not his cup of tea, in terms of buying my records. ♪ ♪ ♪ some of the fun shows however the, were at the base. ♪ ♪ ♪ there were problems working at remote locations. such as inadequate power source for electric guitars, and things required by most entertainment entertainers today. but for sammy davis junior it was like old times. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the young black man today in america, finds himself in the best of times and in the worst of times. he can voice a lot of opinions, he can have this great communication between blacks, which is as it should be. to get that applied in the military is ve

kpix 5's wilson walker took the short drive to find out why, wilson? >>> ken, in late 2008, the zip codes here in mountain house were the epicenter of the forclosure crisis. 90% of the homes here were under water by an average of $122,000. how times have changed. >> so mountain house was not even on the map for a long time in the area. anyone that i talked to who bought a house in mountain house, it was always like what? mountain what? talk to those who lived here for a while and they'll tell you mountain house was slowly gaining appeal until disaster struck. >> the pandemic just sped up the whole process, everybody wants a big backyard, working from home, don't have to commute over altamont pass, all that kind of added benefits. >> the result, some home prices >> prices have like really hit the roof. >> nadia says she can see her community changing by the day at her pandemic inspired front yard market. >> and just sunday alone, i met six new families that just moved from the bay area and said they paid over 50,000 to 100,000 over asking price for the

russell wilson in vegas, not to see the raters. to watch his sister, anna, and the stanford woman fun with usc at the pac-12 tournament. freshman kevin break, 6'5 with rage. they wed 31-5. they rolled 92- 53 and will take on oregon state in the semi final tomorrow. >>> high school football. well, it was sort of like old times in san mateo this week. >> i want a padre break and were going to get this kickoff return team right here, let's go. sam carter his football back in business. in these covid times. they will play five games beginning later this month. is that a full season but for the seniors, just getting back on the field is a win. >> one more time is all i need. senior year, one more time is all i want. >> he texted us, get your home is ready and i immediately just jumped up and i was excited. >> i don't think my brain has the capacity to fully feel or understand just the magnitude of what happened here the last couple of months. it really means a lot to get the kids back out here for up pi shaquille o'neal, look as tr on,

all of those assumptions, some unlike woodrow wilson would reject as fantastical. there never was a social contract. there never were individuals wandering around who were isolated from larger groups of human beings from society. there were no rights by nature. all the rights we have, we have created. man has created in history, in politics and social groups. bad argument pointed towards the living constitution as a new way to understand what a just political order has to be like. it has to be raised upon the groups that actually compose the body politics and the rights of those groups which are in fact generated by the body politic. there is a rather unequivocal embrace of group rights as the basis of real human rights and the position of the early progressives was that our rights don't come from nature or from god or from some source outside of our own will but precisely from our own will working itself out in history. human beings are the authors of human rights and there is really nothing above us that colors those rights or attaches to those rights and gives t