he is a really fascinating figure. >> you mentioned marian wright. what was the role of women, because the women's movement was really just nascent? it was. >> good question. what the poor people's campaign does in a lot of ways is it expands the space for women who did not necessarily see the national organization for women, was more middle-class, not entirely, but more middle-class, mostly white, with particular goals about the opportunity, about glass ceilings for women in professional life in particular, as well as reproductive rights and some other issues, but some women didn't see the agenda as being particularly responsive or addressing their issues. so you have people like maria a. of mexican descent who eno'se ends up joining tior movement and ends up becoming a really involved activists around pushing chicano men that women and their issues are important in this movement, it is not just about masculinity, and working with land-grant rights issues and cooperatives in new mexico. peggy terry is one of my favorite individuals. she is an appala

. >>> bay area getting short on marian are predicting a marijua shortage in a few weeks all because a new state regulation is kicking in. it means a lot of dispensaries weren't quite ready. >> every cannabis flower needs to be tested and approved and increased it'sing standards. it has to be in child proof packaging. th l. >> some of the larger dispensaries are able to sell products to those that are ten eating champion is eat as many hot dogs as he can today and hopefully win the next title. >> all right. the 4th of july international hot dog eating contest is a 4th of july tradition. the world's most competitive eaters, men and women who think they have the stom age for it weighed in today. today whatever scarves down the most hot dogs actually wins. so chestnut changed things up a bit. he took part in the contest. you guessed it. he won that as well. >> that's the one we said that might make you more sick than a hot dog, a lot of shrimp. >>> coming up just in time for 4th of july we'll show you where you can spot two iconic symbols responds.. >>> he spent 15 hours in economy class.

thanks for joining us i'm marian i haven't seen a political showdown within the german government chancellor angela merkel is awaiting the outcome of a make or break meeting her bavarian sister party the c.s.u. fronted by interior minister aboard civil for are deciding at this hour whether to accept a migration deal the chancellor reached with the european union the who has called for a harder line on migration and reportedly says the agreement does not go far enough to reduce migrant numbers he's threaten to take border security into his own hands if party leaders meeting today reject that deal well speaking in an interview earlier chancellor merkel urges a whole for and his party not to act unilaterally here's what she had to say. everyone knows the things of syria's i would like to see you in the sea is you to continue working together because we're german success story together we are strong . people have expectations of us and i will have this in mind when i hold discussions for me it's also important not to act unilaterally and at the expense of others. and our political team is coveri

thanks for joining us i'm marian evans dean. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have been holding protests across the united states to oppose the trump administration's migration policies the rallies come despite president trump's decision to end the practice of separating migrant families thousands of children who remain split from their parents in custody the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement agency known as ice has been especially criticized for carrying out the separations. w.'s mischa nigga was at the washington d.c. rally. president trump is not in washington this weekend but that didn't stop thousands of people to come to the white house to protest his immigration policy they have two key demands stop separating children from their parents and a polish the ice agency ice needs to be abolished and we need to think about the border security in a different way that doesn't rip people apart and their families what they're doing right now is it's inhumane and it's recess and it's also completely ineffective so i wan

marian na. let's get to that story and what the president had to say about immigration and talked about having a conversation within the last few hours with the president elect of mexico, reiterating there that there are weak border law and bad border laws that need tore changed and rhetoric we've heard before. what did you make of what he had to say in the last couple of minutes? >> so steve, i've done reporting on what has been said in mexico about these migrants, regrettably none of the mexican presidential candidates including the winner, had a very strong stance on the border or migrant crisis as of yesterday. a lot of these central american migrants have to make the dangerous trek through mexico to get to the united states. their rights are violated along that journey. that isn't something that is new. we were embedded with the migrant caravan, the safety in numbers as these people went through mexico and made the journey to the u.s. border. so it remains to be seen how mexico or what will

that's american aviation legend marian cole. it's a little bit like dale earnhardt how to drive. at the age of 16 he soloed for the first time and started kpooeting in arrow bat tick. at 17 he got his pie lot's license, at 18 he got his commercial license and became a professional air show pilot. not done yet, because he started flying for red bull at 24. and at 28 years old he's the youngest propro air show pilot on the planet and the youngest red bull pilot too. >> so many of mize questionsve become so good? >> well, you start at a young age and have excellent, excellent wizard teachers. >> the definition of living the dream. >>> crowd tops are quite the rage but would you wear one? >> no. >> why not? >> there's no reason to. >> well, you could. >> maybe when i have my pierced bellybutton. that's a whole other roll. >> i well, maybe these ladies sizes 0 through 28 might help you change your mind because in the video from glamour magazine they talk about what it's like to wear a crop top. >> i don't mind showing my stomach. it's there, it's not going nip where. >> i actually fee

vacaville police caught up with marian alfonso after employees called them to report her. police say alfonso purchased an expensive pair of sunglasses in walnut creek a few weeks ago with counterfeit 100-dollar bills. then say she went to a store in vacaville and attempted to return the sunglasses for cash.. ( robin ) southwest airlines launched nonstop service from oakland international airport to minneapolis and indianapolis. over e weekend... southwest began daily nonstop service to orlando following new routes to san antonio last week... and new york last month. southwest will be the sole carrier on each route from oakland. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... another shooting on an east bay freeway and the shooter is still on the loose. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... a new movie about middle school is getting an "a" at the box offic

that is the big question marian and all we know at this point is that this development is certainly disconcerting you basically have two sides of a negotiation that are describing their experiences of the same event using opposing terms with pump aoe saying that these talks were productive and a north korean state media today spoke her son from the north korean government calling these talks regrettable the unnamed spokesperson went on to say that this was the u.s. betraying the spirit of the presidential summit from last month and that the u.s. was making one sided and in his in his words robber like demands that may rattle the willingness of north korea to denuclearize now the big question is how much of this is sincere and how much of it is posturing and certainly the u.s. side has been has done its share of posturing itself with the u.s. president donald trump immediately before the singapore summit canceling that meeting with kim jong un that was after north korea had made use similarly harsh language to criticize the u.s. vice president so how trump will react to these statements following

deportations and then establish some sort of legal mechanism of bringing their children back to them marian wright thank you castro in washington. well in all the developments the u.s. president's former campaign manager paul man a fourth has arrived in court in virginia always being tried buying forward in tax evasion charges came about due to the investigation into alleged collusion between russia and the trunk campaign during the twenty sixteen election but he call hany looks at what's to be expected this is not how the world is used to seeing paul man of fort looking somewhat haggard as he was booked into jail to await trial for decades men of war it was a well known lobbyist in washington who traveled among the ultra rich shopping at the most expensive stores on the planet only million dollar homes across the country in brooklyn the hamptons virginia and trump tower in manhattan. when f.b.i. agents searched his homes they took inventory of these luxury items thousand dollar suits a twenty one thousand dollars watch and now according to documents filed by the special counsel's office th

to one year in prison now no washo dever and also said to be fined eight million pounds his daughter marian know was getting awarded a candidate for the upcoming election two million pounds fine they did indeed a landmark wardak by the national accountability court mr sharif and adored are now have to appeal within eight days to file an appeal but they really have to do so or alter surrendering themselves judio targeting it is going to be important to see where that mr trevor now returned from england to lead his party through the election retired you on the grainy fifth of july if you don't know it of course really in a heavy political price. for political uncertainty for august on a ridge down being yes war as far as the people of pakistan are concerned that accountability much before all and it should be across the board and should also include all the political party leader. the u.s. secretary of state is in north korea to discuss the country's plans to dismantle its nuclear program it's his first visit to pyongyang since the historic summit last month between president truong and the n

excitement and there's so much at stake in this election that the turnout will be much higher than usual yes marian thank you very much we're looking forward to all of a coverage from america and soon human who is there in mexico city and the team head of that election in mexico thank you finale c.-a still to come for you on the program rescue workers and a flooded cave in thailand were told boys in the football coach have been stuck for a week. and why a manual recount of votes in iraq might not end the crisis of the last month's elections. welcome back we've got some quite chilly conditions across southeastern parts of a straight moment nighttime lows well into single figures across these areas and daytime highs not great there fourteen melbourne just thirteen degrees celsius out across western australia so complacent perth they're coming in at twenty two degrees celsius and there's a move the forecast through into monday that front begins to push into wards perth meanwhile we've got one or two showers on the coast maybe brisbane seeing the odd shower but again those temperatures still very much

that they would have control of this senate the body that will ultimately decide who this justice is marian wright is and then what do we know about efforts that are underway to block president nominee. well what begins now is probably a battle unlike any we have ever seen for a supreme court nominee there are a couple of reasons for that one of them is that the senate is split fifty one republican forty nine democrat it just takes one vote to shift over the balance literally not a vote can be spared and we know that battle is ongoing because already tonight there is planned a rally on the supreme court steps by the national abortion rights action league that's a pro abortion rights group and a group called demand justice which is also a liberal group we will have spending on both sides you heard in kimberly's story that conservatives have already spent on an ad supporting whoever president trump nominates well after nine o'clock tonight that very same group is expected to put out an ad with a biography of the new nominee just as they did last year about this time when you'll course which w

whether it is marian anderson or martin luther king and using this monument -- that's the thing about monuments. that needs to be part of our conversation. when his monuments are put up, they are intended to speak for themselves. it is supposed to endure forever. will look at the monument without thinking about august of last year. the memory changes, the meaning changes. nothing is set in stone. whatever their intention was in 1890, 1913, that is incredibly important. i think that is the heart of the matter. we also have to take into account the way in which their meeting will continue to change. i'm sure john will talk about it later. >> we have time for one more question. >> how important is the location of the monument that represents confederate monuments outside the courthouse. how important is that placement? >> i think that is everything. the reason it goes up in particular places, why choose the new university -- the university of north carolina to put your monument up as opposed to the battlefield. they are putting up the monument. they need to be part of the subject -- of t

on the washer reef was arrested on arrival in the country this is the moment sharif and his daughter marian where escorted off the runway by the country's military rose and jordan has more. even before nala story arrived in lahore on a flight from london to face justice police were responding to two attacks on political rallies on friday in which more than one hundred people were killed and many more were injured one happened in moscow in southwestern baluchistan province where islamic state says it killed a political candidate at around the other attack was at a rally involve news in the country's north west the candidate there was not physically hurt but he was angry. they say there is a threat to our current iranian i want to ask this television channel that if you have such an information you should tell us how do you get this information and where these people come from in the middle of the violence the former pakistani prime minister flew first class to law or where federal police were waiting to take him and his daughter mari him to a prison in roll pending an anti corruption court c

marian there is no margin for error the u.s. senate has a fifty one to forty nine split between republicans and democrats democrats would love to pull over one or two republicans and they like to block this nomination hold it until november so that they would be in control of that decision they haven't had a very good record of doing that in the past there are a couple of conservative democrats who are in what are essentially republican states who are going to be in a really tough position when it comes to this vote but democrats remember that president obama nominated a guy named merrick garland almost a year before his term was over and the republicans who control the senator said no we're not even to consider him and they waited until trump became president and then they got neil gorsuch. this is going to be key to trump's evangelical support that's why many of them held their noses and voted for a guy who wasn't a lot like them but all of these judges are profoundly conservative they're young they are likely to dominate the

vacaville police caught up with marian alfonso today after employees called them to report her. police say alfonso purchased an expensive pair of sunglasses in walnut creek a few weeks ago with counterfeit 100-dollar bills. then say she went to a store in vacaville and attempted to return the sunglasses for cash. alfonso was arrested for an outstanding felony warrant out of walnut creek for her fraudulent purchase, as well as being in possession of counterfeit currency. (jrstone) the family of two young girls killed in an antioch crash back in january .... celebrated what would have been the younger child's 3rd birthday today.(justine) kron 4's ali reid reports the family wanted to do this... to show their support for all the people who have helped them in their time of grief. "happy birthday dear celina, happy birthday to you"after wishing camila cardoza a happy birthday, balloons soared into the air. her mother and father torn. camila's 3rd birthday was 2 weeks ago --- july 3rd --- but the family held off the celebration.it was hard for us so wbo camila and her 4 old sister le

involving people who are in support of the feature that self-immolation take place not just in the tibet marian of china but also taking place here in the capital beijing including tiananmen square the u.s. embassy you know normally of course with the one of the most secure embassies in beijing and probably more so now in light of the increased trade friction between china and the united states now china's foreign minister calls trade puts great school by. security to china provides for foreign diplomats and actually stressed that point just a few months ago i had a media conference here in beijing so just to recap the police have confirmed that they have taken a twenty six year old man to hospital who attempted to detonate what they say was a device that looked like fireworks they say there were no other injuries and we have this other as yet unconfirmed report confirmed by reportedly state media of a woman who attempted to set fire to herself outside the embassy we have influenced you well spoken to someone inside the u.s. embassy employees she has told us that she heard a very loud explosion

the tell it like it is unimpressed with everything kind of personality that is marian robinson. she did not want anyone doing her laundry at the white house. she could do can do it just fine. we had housekeepers and butlers and everything at the white house. and she's like don't touch my underwear, i've got it. she's too old for that. >> she taught the girls to do their laundry. she really helped keep them grounded. and everybody used to go up to her room for the staff and they would just chitchat with her. get some rest was wisdom. telling her stories. she kept us humble she was my sounding board. anytime anything crazy happened over the course of the day. her sweet every him was was on the third floor above us. she would have on msnbc or something she would do what she always did. my mother was not going to solve your problems for you. she's been a listen and she would say what you think about that then you'd figured out by the time you leave you would feel great. so much of my ability to get out there again and again had to do with going up to that little counseling room you'

. >> savannah, thank you so much and thank you to our marian mariana attencio. we'll be right back. >>> it is time now for your business of the week. robin is founder of the company living in digital time, she's been at this before the internet was not invented and she's still an active player. how did she stand top in the industry dominated by you. find out her game plan, watch "your business" sunday morning at 7:30 on msnbc. and american express has your back every step of the way- whether it's the comfort of knowing help is just a call away with global assist. or getting financing to fund your business. no one has your back like american express. so where ever you go. we're right there with you. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. don't live life without it. >>> and that does it for today. follow us @mitchellreports. >> chris jansing is up next. >> the president's long time personal lawyer is under pressure from the fbi. he just sent his clearest message yet. michael cohen says he once take a bullet for president trump but

and then, with here me today is my chief of staff, sarah hawkins, my director of policy, samra marian, as well as my senior investigator, steve ball. and as you can see in the audience, as well, my trusty interns who have come in to work with us during the summer, and i am really excited about this, and they are really excited to be on tv. here is marshall hamons from hastings university, camille bridge from u.c. berkeley, cocozoo from u.c. berkeley, and enrique zau, and they're going to make presentations for you about the work that they did during the summer. i will also add one more thing. i have the annual reports are here and finally printed and ready, they weren't on the agenda because i didn't give notice so i'll put them on the agenda for our next meeting, but i have copies, as i promised for today that i'll pass out. i also wanted to add one thing that was new that we were going to start doing or have available now are the fliers that we had -- the old fliers which we've had since 1972 have finally been redone -- 1982, actually. they've finally been redone and revamped, so th

. >> just because she is the woman, are you-did marian shat cover any settlements. >> i have not come across any articles written by her about them. but there were a lot of women, both african-americans and whites who were involved in these -- in term's why female abolitionists there were a -- one of my favorites is become blanking on her name but in my chapter on education, and she answers the call from am front african-american pardon ming found in ohio to teach at their school and finds herself threatened by local -- in the 1830s -- we tarring and feathering, which is actually a form of sexual assault and in addition to it being an incredibly brutalling there to happen. it can also be deadly. if the tar is hot enough. and she stuck with it. she would not back down. this is not just a story about the white versus blacks. there were pro-equal rights people, many of them southern born, so one of my favorite organizations the hit rare institute knew about the academy being destroyed in vermont and the school getting burned down with students inside in connecticut. so it's wealthy afric

real madrid luca mod drich, barcelona raqqa tich, and also marian man azure stack itch, the current eye stahlian champions. oren pointed to one huge obstacle as well as getting past the french, that's the additional time they've played. all three of their knockout games have gone to extra time and two of them to a penalty shootout. it all adds up to them having played one match more than france and they've had a day tlos prepare. but it's a one-off game, anything can happen, george. >> alex thomas with a beautiful view in moscow at the stadium behind him. the excitement on the streets with melissa bell and in the city center with oren lieberman, the excitement, the stats, we've got it all. thanks and we'll keep in touch with you all. >>> now the wimbledon men's final, djokovic will go head to head with kevin anderson. djokovic hoping to win the title. and in the women's final, kerber defeated serena williams sta with a 6-3, 6-3 victory in straight sets. the duchess of cambridge and sussex known to many as kate and meghan were in the royal box. the duchess of sussex cheered on williams w

eve houston landed the coveted role of maid marian and she is the daughter of u2 lead singer bono and gorgeous. >> coming up -- >> everybody's really happy to be reunited. >> behind the scenes of the "mamma mia" sequel with cher as meryl streep's mom. >> let's get the party started. >> grandma, you weren't invited. >>s that the best kind of party, little girl. >> plus selena gomez dishes on her summer girls trip. >> i went to go see rihanna. >> and our exclusive with the cast of "crazy rich asians." ♪ mamma mia ♪ here i go again ♪ my my, how can i resist you >> she's multitalented, isn't she? can you believe it's been a full decade since meryl streep busted out abba's greatest hits on screen. >> can you believe it? >> i can't. >> time flies, michelle. >> i know. when you're watching it over and over and over again. but "mamma mia" is right. the movie made more than $600 million worldwide. so you know what that means, cameron. you're going to have to see the sequel. >> that's right. >> or in this case the prequel. and i never felt closer to my mom. i'm in exactly the same place s

hardiman is somebody mcconnell has been pushing hard, and marian trump barry got her original position on the court through roy cohn's advocacy when he worked for trump as a lawyer. he is susceptible by lobbying individuals and he is susceptible to the personality around him. he has to navigate the split in the republican party itself between the populist wing and the conservatives. >> as soon as he makes this announcement tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m., the politics really kick into high gear. you have seen the lobbying within the republican party so far, betting on each different horse here as we await the president's decision. what is that politicking going to look like, and that apparatus that has to sell this candidate not only to the republican party, and people in the senate, but perhaps red state democrats as well? >> this is going to be an all-out effort for trump and this white house. they see this as a legacy-making, legacy-defining move, a judge who could be on the court for three or four decades. they have assigned key staff including a principle deputy press secretary who wi

before that he was not exactly the french tenor roberto alagna was meant to be performing his first marian role now to sing wagner it's quite something to do three weeks ago he suddenly said saying quit saying he wasn't able to sufficiently study the part due to work overload well i'm going to love sympathy with that you need to work out you're. late in the day but fortunately kristen tillman who's the musical director of the dresser and the fresh fieldhouse imbibing right staged this all for a couple years ago with the potage ten a pure trouble we saw that playing longer and he stepped in last moment to save the day let's hope that he is this year's controversy because the have been some of the been productions that have been booed at their premieres and things like that but i don't think this will be ok but required to a coup to get this famous painting the rock to do steeds design of this production deed i mean this is a man whose paintings sell for millions literally on the art market and he and his wife rose a lawyer were persuaded to design the production as we saw he took his. inspi

thank you, doctor marian fitzgerald. very adjusting to talk to you. —— very interesting. after two incredibly dry months of weather, i have family find you some rain. rain in the forecast for tomorrow. but before we get there, for most of us it is another fine and dry day. a little bit of cloud bubbling up, could see the odd isolated shower across... mostly sunny. debited climbing widely. we are going to see the cloud gathered to the north west of the uk. outbreaks of rain before the end of the day into the western isles, pushing into scotland and northern ireland, the rain could be quite heavy and time. ahead of that, a lot of dry weather for england and wales. for some it will feel a little on the humid side, temperatures slowly falling down. a call night in the capital. friday, band of rain, still quite heavy by the time it reaches north west england and the north of wales, but it is uncertain how much rain. further south. big thunderstorms across eastern england, with a risk of localised flooding. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: brexit secretary dominic raab w

is not willing to discuss one of the key points and that is to bring forward presidential elections marian thank you very much our latin america it is her lucy and human there in nicaragua thank you the lead investigator of the missing malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy says he's not ruling out foul play triple seven disappeared in two thousand and fourteen while flying from kuala lumpur to beijing with two hundred thirty nine people on board despite extensive sea searches the plane has never been found in florence louis reports investigators still can't explain how it vanished they were hoping for answers but walked away with nothing families of those on board m h three seventy the plane that disappeared on its way from kuala lumpur to beijing more than four years ago said they were frustrated that a newly released investigation report failed to shed any light on the incident. on. the malaysian government released the safety investigation report on monday but investigators it's not been able to find out why the aircraft diverted from its flight path the report says the change in c

vacaville police caught up with marian alfonso after employees called them to report her. police say alfonso purchased an expensive pair of sunglasses in walnut creek a few weeks ago with counterfeit 100-dollar bills. then say she went to a store in vacaville and attempted to return the sunglasses for cash. ( terisa ) an east bay firefighter is facing a very long recovery this morning... after being seriously injured on the job by a dog. this is the pit bull firefighters say was responsible for the attack. it happened saturday morning shorty after firefighters finished putting out a fire at a home in san leandro. a 15 year old rescued was sitting on the curb with the pit bull on a leash. the battalion chief was walking over to the girl to ask her a queston when the dog attacked him, ... biting his face. he was rushed to the hospital with major injuries. also in the house.... 17 other pitbulls. all of the dogs have been taken into custody and quarantined. the entire case is under investigation. ( darya ) a quick-thinking cahier helped save a woman from suspected kidnappers.

>> marian hammond? >> the private investigator? >> oh, you're probably wondering about the goat. just let me drop off my friend, and then we'll talk. >> when we entered the '80s, a lot of one-hour dramas that were light-hearted like magnum p.i. were very popular. after "m*a-s*h" went off the air, the next season there wasn't a single sitcom in the top ten. first time that had ever happened in tv history. the prevailing feeling was that the sitcom was dead. >> brandon tartikoff, nbc programming chief, says reports of the sitcom's death were greatly exaggerated. >> time and time again, if you study television history, just when someone is counting a form out, that is exactly the form of programming that leads to the next big hit. ♪ >> 1984 "the cosby show" comes on. bill cosby is not new to tv. he's had other tv shows. but the cosby show is very different. it stands apart from everything else he's done. >> i wanted my scrambled. >> coming right up. >> they talked about parenting. previous to that, the kids were cool, and the parents were idiot. "cosby" says the parents are in cha

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