and lynching is an object demonstration. that black lives have no value that they do not matter to this country to to the judicial system that you can murder people with impunity. and the state is going to support you. they're going to applaud you. they're going to turn a blind eye and you can do this and that racial terrorism was really useful at trying to stop black advancement. those two things together set up many of the assumptions of blackmail criminality. that lead into the assumptions used by san law enforcement officials in their interactions with people that they encountered during the course of their jobs, including unarmed black men who are seen perceived to be more of a threat more likely to result in a violent confrontation and people are more willing to use lethal force and the state up until quite recently has for the most part turn to blind eye to this providing people with immunity because it's part of the community will that we have policing and so i think wells would be frustrated that this is still the c

mick lynch, veneral high-profile people. mick lynch, general secretary _ high-profile people. mick lynch, general secretary of _ high-profile people. mick lynch, general secretary of the - high-profile people. mick lynch, general secretary of the rmt, i high-profile people. mick lynch, i general secretary of the rmt, thank you for talking to me on political thinking and also is the general secretary of rmt a man simply doing hisjob, fighting for his members are rights and making sure they get are rights and making sure they get a better deal than those who are not represented? by a strong trading questioning or is he a selfish militant coming and putting his own interest, his members' interests before those of the wider community? that is a debate where you have to come up with the answer. thank you forjoining me on political thinking. hello. second half of the weekend not quite as optimistic as the first. it's going to be more cloud as we move through sunday, and some nuisance showers. it has been a beautiful start in northamptonshire, as you can see, but the shower cloud thr

people would want to take pictures front of someone who was victimized in a lynching. so these are acts that involved directly or indirectly, tacitly broad swath of the white population. ah, at the beginning of the 20th century, a new world was taking shape. vertical cities emerged and america became a country of immigration. millions of europeans, catholics from the south jews from the east set off to the world's leading industrial powerhouse and the promise of a better future. the clan had fallen into obscurity and then 50 years after the civil war, it was born again from its ashes. ah, in february 1915, the birth of a nation by d. w. griffith was released. the film was an adaptation of a successful play called the clansman ah. on long feature film, it looked back at the civil war and reconstruction. d. w. griffith was an innovator . integrating elaborate battle scenes, realistic, de corps and swelling music. ah, the birth of a nation was a major cinematic experience that broke with the more amateurish low budget films typical of early cinematography. in the 2nd half

jack lynch, general— high—profile people. jack lynch, general secretary of the rmt, thank you so much for talking to me on political thinking. so is the general secretary of the rmt a man simply doing hisjob, fighting for his members�*s rates, making sure they get a better deal than those who are not represented by a strong trade union? or is he a selfish militant, a man putting his own interest, his members interests, before those of the wider community? that is a debate where you have to come up debate where you have to come up with the answer. thanks for joining me on political thinking. hello. there are some heavy showers in the forecast as we start the new week and low pressure taking up residence across the uk for the next couple of days, driving those heavy downpours. but in between the showers, there will be some spells of sunshine. northern ireland and scotland starting the day with a lot of cloud, some patchy rain. further south, some brighter glimpses, but by the afternoon, essentially, we are all in the same boa

like brandon lynch, thousands of irish farmers have planted spruce trees for harvest. the irish government says these plantations are also a boon to the climate little, but many environmental activists say that's not the case. and a lead from citizens initiative agrees. they say the monoculture plantations do more harm than good. not too long ago, adrian kelly's farm was surrounded by spruce trees. then the entire plantation was clear cut practically over night. it was a disaster for the soil ecology and the land now lies palo. but there were problems even before the plantation was clear, cut. will shed one lloyd and cause weird the northern say to shone said, well, oak defeat, their good 3040 meters, oak the feet. so this was, had become useless if i want to take, spend the hold and i can't expand because as you can see, i can't go so i can't go east either. soon, new spruce trees will be planted here for the local activists. monoculture, plantations are nothing but green washing their money makers. yes. but the health of the soil, biodiversity, and even the beauty of

and county liter um wants to harvest their trees back in the day. lynch's father was able to earn a living from cattle farming. but those times are long gone. it's not possible to make a full time live in notice of it a fif production on any more. it's just it's just income as soon dropped to watch over the past 3 or 4 years. it is just not possible without a job to you need to have a job as well as farm. lynch has placed his hopes in the fast growing sitka spruce . he's planted by hector's, of them on his land. the moist rich soil is well suited to the evergreen species, where the sickest proof is as death. we said the bread and bought are really off of say, plantations. you have to look at the economics of it as well, and there's no point in planting something that you can't sell down the line, you know, in years to come, when it's caught down, i hope to get anything from 8 or $9000.00 an acre for december, which is hex free, like brandon lynch. thousands of irish farmers have planted spruce trees for harvest. the irish government says these plantations are also a boon to the clim

lynch: not really. the digital currency that is in our bill as we have envisioned, and we have charged treasury with the actual architectural design and let them make the choice, all of the current anti-money laundering and terrorist financing legislation that is in effect that covers cash would also apply to the digital currency. all of those know your customer requirements and suspicious transaction reports would still be generated and triggered by the use of digital currency. there would be transparency at certain levels. right now, we have a $10,000 limit that triggers a cash transaction report and that brings scrutiny. it would be the same in the digital context. kriti: it is interesting that we are talking about this digital context. as we talk about the digital dollar, we are far behind when it comes to the rest of the world. there's a digital yuan, there is a digital euro in the making. in the thought process of the u.s. being behind in given these concerns, what is the downside to having a digi

seven black people lynched in screamer alabama in 1888 for drinking from a white man's well. dozens in louisiana because they were protesting their low wages. >> am i crazy for -- when i read these things i'm scared, i feel like that's could've been last week. >> it could've been. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. it weighs on you. >> there are so many more, i know from my family story what happened, and he is not here. >> there are so many more. >> some say these monuments are about heritage, but if anything, they are also reminders of america's unsettled war with itself. i started this journey looking for light and understanding, to examine what these monuments mean to those who honor them. but it was never about the monuments, the large, looming stone facades. or the grotesque stumbling blocks. or what lives inside the man who is grappling with history had been shaped by the myths they holds true. it was about a reckoning and a time of american terror. i'm not sure where we go from here, but the road through history is long. with markers along the wa

do you want people to know the name mick lynch? do you like the idea that may arthur scargill, imagine some of the names from the 70s who i remember growing up as a kid. jackjones. do you want to be a big public figure in that way? i have some problems with that personally. i don't seek it. everybody has got an ego. if i wasn't known to anyone, i wouldn't be doing myjob. and if you are an anonymous trade union leader, i think there is something wrong with the campaigning that your union is doing. so i would love it if there were 30 well known trade union leaders. getting interviews, getting aerospace, getting their message across. and that's what i want. it is not for me particularly. i know it sounds over humble, but i have an ego and i enjoy these conversations. but ultimately it is so the union effort to get a profile in society. mick lynch, general secretary of the rmt, thank you forjoining me on political thinking. rmt, thank you forjoining me on politicalthinking. is rmt, thank you forjoining me on political thinking. is the

but russell lynch, who grows gripes in the mil juror region of southeast in australia, is facing the stock reality of leaving a 130 tons of his shiraz gripes on the ground. to rot. china's embargo on australian wine means that grape growers and wine makers all over the country are facing a massive over supply. and you do negotiations for robin for contractors. apparently it was going to be i have a supply for gripes. unfortunately, i didn't have a contract for this property he 2 years ago lynch was paid $700.00 estrella and dollars a ton for his crop. last year it was $400.00. now the total value for the harvest in this vineyard is 0. due to the tried to spit and the position of the punitive terrace on this trying one. so that means that $1200000000.00 market is now closed . torque is as could be 15000 tons lift on the volunteer share in, in this region, which is now good. and it's certainly a lot of bulk warner ran as well. means latest warning, storage really has about a high end at the stage. murphy and other wine makers who'd come to regard chinese wine drinkers as something of a

you open your book but a story of a lynching. tell us that story. >> first of all, thank you for having me. this book about a revolution in mexico actually begins with a lynching in texas in 1910 when a young man was accused of murdering a white woman. by the end of the day, a posse of white men and farmers and locals had foundim and dragged antonio by a lasso looped around his neck to a tree at the edge of town in rock springs, texas, invert him alive. that story of a lynching was part of a longer history of into mexican violence, especially in texas, in which newly 500 mexicans were lynched between the 1870's and 1920's. all of this racial violence that mexicans and mexican americans were experiencing was part of the uprising that led to the 1910 mexican revolution. juan: professor, i am wondering if you could talk -- workbook goes with important period of history not only in mexico but in the united states as well, which sometimes referred to as the second conquest of mexico, the first being the u.s. mexican war. but there was

lynch: thank you. one of my local priority projects from the last appropriations bill is 40 units of housing for people who are disabled by virtue of drug addiction. and i have found that in my district the needs of that population are far different than someone who has a disability in terms of their mobility, you know? they have to be on the first floor or handicap ramp. and it has been a real struggle to try and make sure that we create housing for people with drug addiction, but also make sure that the services are plugged in. you know, we are trying to help women coming out of prison who might have custody of children. i wonder if you are seeing any programs in other states that might be an example of that that we can borrow from? mr. foley: you know, again i applaud the effort to reach so many different types of people in the disability community. the old joke is you have met one person with a disability, you have met one person with a disability. you know, i'm not the strongest expert on some of

even down at the local level, i remember reading a study of lynching that said that lynchings didn't happen if the sheriff showed up. >> [laughs] >> that's when you got lynchings. that matters politically because even if a certain portion of your electorate, your election depends on the presence of black voters, the sheriff is more likely to show up. >> right. >> when you get some of his votes from black voters. the disfranchised meant and the wave of lynching are simultaneous, they are connected. rachel terror is part of that system. let me see if there's anything else, if you look at american way black people are treated today has it progressed, at a rate you could predicted? did you expect the black community as a whole to be in better social and economic standing than it is today? >> well, that's an interesting question. first of all, i'm not the kind of social scientists who makes predictions. i protect what is already happened. and explain why it had happened the way it happened. and that kind. i don't have any predictions. as my old friends and former physician, quit young, wi

karen lynch and david on the fed. markets near session highs the fed just raised rates by 50 basis points it was a double. they announced plans to start trimming their balance sheet but, mike, i guess it could have been worse and more hawkish because the market was very relieved to hear that the fed is not considering 75 basis points, which would be a triple hike and fed chair powell really laid out a pretty clear road map that was already there. what do you make of the reaction >> exactly we were somewhat spring loaded the market we've been talking about was beared up and investors going around collecting new things to worry about and that included the possibility the fed was going to be even more full steam ahead, wanting to keep that 75 basis point potential for a hike out there. and essentially being interested in breaking things as opposed to just trying to get back to normal given the position we started in, it seems as if we triggered that same reaction we had the past two fed meetings, went into all of them at

we talked to jessica lynch. this was a prj o.w., somebody who's story was well known. you would think that of all people, jes can lynch would have been somebody who would have felt comfortable asking for some of the mental help challenges that come with her experience but because her story was so well known, because she had gotten so much attention and help already, she felt guilty almost asking for more, and it took her about a decade before she was really ready to ask for help. >> you can see kris's full report coming up after the news at 3:00 on the cbs evening news with noral o'donnell. >>> okay. when we talk about weather today, paul is saying warm. i'm saying hot. i guess it depends on -- >> you would think i'm the one that lives in the city and you're the one that lives in walnut creek. >> 70s we're talking about 70s in the city, no real wind. it's pretty hot. >> it makes a difference. it's all about what you're used to and if you're used to 60 and windy, 75 and not windy and sunny, feels warm maybe hot. farther inland temperatures are definitely hot any way you

he 2 years ago lynch was paid $700.00 estrella and dollars a ton for his crop. last year it was $400.00. now the total value for the harvest in this vineyard is 0 due to the tried to spirit, and the position of the punitive terrace on this strain one. so that means that $1200000000.00 market is now closed. torque is as could be $15000.00 tons lift on the vaughn this year in, in this region, which is now good. and it's certainly a lot of bulk warner ran as well. means latest warning, storage really has about a higher stage. mercy and other wine makers who'd come to regard chinese wine drinkers as his family is fighting for justice. sped yamaha for voucher justin lucas villamore. we hope that justice will prevail or not to the daughter. we can't bring valentina back with them. these bloody doctors, the still working of the hospital as if nothing happened last night. that's not right in the 4th. this would chester, the crystal, on a joseph on trial 7 doctors at the hospital where 32 year old valentina millard so lost her life. but there is little hope for the famil

lynch: as the member designated by mr. james langevin of rhode island, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. langevin will vote yes on h.r. 6873, the bombing prevention act of 2022. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. gohmert: as the member designated by mr. gosar from the state of arizona, i inform the house that mr. gosar will vote nay on h.r. 6873. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island rise? mr. cicilline: as the member designated by ms. sewell of alabama, ms. jackson lee of texas, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 6873. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> as the member designated by mr. meyer from the state of michigan, i inform the house that mr. meyer will vote yea on h.r. 6873. the speaker pro tempore: the rules are suspended -- on this vote the yeas are 385, the nays 26. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 388, the nays

lynch: as the member designated by mr. langevin of rhode island, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. langevin will vote yes on s. 1872, the united states army rangers veterans of world war ii congressional gold medal act. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from west virginia seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mooney of west virginia, i inform the house that mr. moon nee will vote aye on -- mr. mooney will vote aye on 1872. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by congress member lou correa of california, i inform the house that that it is his intention to vote aye on the motion to suspend the rules and pass senate bill 1872. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. curtis of utah, i inform the house that mr. curtis will vote aye on s.

i remember reading a study that said that of lynching that said that lynchings didn't happen if the sheriff showed up. right here. that's when you got lynchings so that and that matters politically because even if even if a certain portion of your electorate your election depends on the presence of black voters, the sheriff is more likely to show up. right right when he got some of his votes from black voter, right? no, that's right. that's just franchised right the franchisement and the wave of lynching our simultaneous and right there connected. right right after. racial terrorist part of that that system, you know. so, let me see if there's anything else. when you look at america and the way black people are treated today, has it progressed at a rate that you could have predicted. did you expect the black community as a whole to be in better social and economic standing than it is today. wow. well, that's an interesting question. i'll say first of all. i'm not kind of social scientist to makes predictions. i predict what's already happened and we'll explain why it had to happen the way i

nfl draft in a rarity for general manager john lynch. the forty-niners didn't have a first-round graphic. so we had to wait around too. and that started on day to select the usc edge rusher drake jackson with the 61st pick overall over the course of the 3 seasons as a trojan. he totaled 203 tackles with losses and 12.5 sacks. he was a 3 time all pac, 12 second team selection. the 6 foot 3, 253 pounds. southern california native is going to beef up the niners defensive line potentially replacing pass rusher dee ford, who is unlikely to return after serious injuries. and here is john lynch talking about jackson's picked. turn on the film and he just jumps off the film in terms of his athleticism and talent and length and all the >> his ability to turn the corner and redirect all the all the things we look for in covid. >> in in a defensive end. >> and rick jackson now joining 8 other players in the forty-niners draft pic. alright, turning our attention to some tech news this morning. a workout app used by celebrities is being made a little

a lynch pin of security. plenty of discussion about deterrence. again a call to north korea for dialogue. what stood out to you? >> there was a call for dialogue. that's something we have been hearing consistently and it was said with two presidents stood up there they urge north korea to go back to the negotiating table. nobody that knows much about north korea really expects that to be heeded at this point. given the fact they are very much in a cycle of testing. he also did point out that both u.s. and south korea did still want to push for the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. again something which many experts, most experts do not believe to be acceptable to north korea. that they would ever consider giving up nuclear weapons. kevin said they are now deciding they will push towards the bigger military drills. it has been several years since they have had significant military drills. we were always invited in the past so it was almost like a message given to north korea. to show the military might and deterrence of the u.s. an