jack black. good jack. chip. john here missile the tire aging. you potter was cadillac. barbara said alba wagon for george lucas fishing? good, meghan. good. healthy. all good to talk out. jonathan jenoma is speak of the hour. huh. you course. all right, but you can figure that out. that he did go. laura said that he shot about what he might have done to whitish 2nd week of good if she wants to july analogies here. home cold march 25 years since it's hand over from british to chinese rule. with china's cracked on, on the closing voices and, and texted us citizens. what does the future hold from the headlines to the unreported people empower investigates, they use an abusive power around the world, to lesbians voting a referendum on a new constitution. could it spell the end for the only democracy to have emerged from the out of spring uprisings, as india suffers unprecedented heat wave, one or 18th goes to the fiery heart at the crisis center goal heads to the poles with the main opposition parties uniting can be wrestled power away from the ruling party july on al jazee

i really don't think i could have done it without you. [ cheers ] >> meantime, jack black had one of the best entrances of the night. he dressed up as a panda and somersaulted on stage to accepted golden popcorn trophy for the comedic genius award. >>> and the playing future of tennis star rafael nadal remains unclear after he won his 14th french open title. the 36-year-old won straight sets yesterday to capture the championship becoming the oldest title winner in the tournament's history. after the match, he revealed that he needed an injection to numb his left foot injury. nadal says that he'll play in wimbledon later on this month only if his body let him. o the women's side, ida swiatek collected her second title after defeating 18-year-old american coco gauff. she won -- she has won her past six tournaments and extended her winning streak to 35 matches. >>> and ukraine's lope to reach the world cup has ended in heartbreak. the men's team lost to wales yesterday 1-0. ? they won they would have made the trip to qatar. instead, wales is going for their first time in 64 years. they'

jack black. good jack, chip jang, year missile me. teaching you power was cadillac, bible, florida wagon for george lucas fisher. this kid megan kalki. all could a talk on jonathan. gemma is speak of the i one huh. you close all with that but you can figure that out. that he did. laura said that he shot one about and done the whitish 2nd week of them get it. she watched the function too often of canister as portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film, archived, spanning for decades, reviews the forgotten truths of the countries modern history. the forbidden real part to the communist revolution on a j 0. the great thing about being amused presenter, the net book like al jazeera, is that it's a truly global operation. if you want child is here, you're seeing news from parts of the world that other networks just don't cover. you're getting a truly global perspective. we

black. kj matthews is an entertainmentjournalist has been following the show and shejoins me now from los angeles. thank you for being with us. tell us aboutj—lo, she won the generation e—book award. == generation e-book award. -- award. when _ generation e—book award. » award. when you see her winning that award, she is the face of mtv. she's been around for quite some time and i really believe she probably was the only one there who had the longest career, long overdue. it is wonderful to see her take the stage, still out there at the stage, still out there at the best, highest part of her career, doing well in movie —— movies and music and whatnot. it was great for her to take the stage. she wanted to thank all the people who brought her i°y all the people who brought her joy and that were honest but she also wanted to thank the people who broke a heart along the way because without them, she wouldn't have done so much so it was wonderful to see her take the stage. thanking th

tom cruise sent a special message on behalf of top gun maverick special honors jack black flipped over the comedic genius award. thank disappointment and failure. for teaching me to be strong. and my children. for teaching me to love jennifer lopez, who also won best song for on my way from mary me, gave many thanks when accepting the generation award, and she ended with a special shout out and then and everybody at home. i'll be home by seven in hollywood, ashley kevork in fox news. happening today, apple fans will get a look at the brand's latest technology. the apple worldwide developers conference kicks off today. apple is expected to showcase software updates for the iphone , ipad and apple watch and may preview the operating system for the company's rumored virtual reality and augmented reality headset. today's conference starts at 10 this morning. the conference will run through friday. facebook parent company, meta is making upgrades to facebook and instagram to make it easier for users to make short videos. experts say that move is designed to compete with tiktok meda says the

jack, next was the hoover family and limousines, president johnson followed with secret service escort and cars with other dignitaries. as the column moved down delaware avenue to the south, escort troops were in units along the east side of the avenue facing the center of the street. in order to the south were a company from each of the service academies, from the army marine corps, navy, air force and coast guard and composite company of servicewomen, the army national guard, air force reserve and coast guard reserve completing the line at the southern end more representatives from eight veterans organizations. as the process and move it along delaware avenue, hundreds including the press gathered at the east room of the have a waiting mister hoover's casket into the capital by way of the senate staircase as the main stairs at the capital were closed for construction of the inaugural platform which would take place 1964 being an election year, the inaugural would be 65 so here you see more of the funeral procession moving down delaware avenue past the escort troops. a word briefly ab

the two black guys who are with them, he is going to help register to vote, they saw billy jack and they took off running. yeah, yeah. you know when your boys just up and leave you? like, whoa? when billy jack is done, i mean, moses is a bloody, pulpy mess. belichick is really proud of what he's done. he and his boys walk away you. when they're gone, moses stands up you, pleading, just bleeding. the two guys who had runaway, they're looking. moses is, like you're ready to go register to vote? yeah. you see that kind of strength. that'sac

jack: you know, some of this it is a patchwork. you say that democrats are struggling with hispanic voters, that is such a broad group that it is difficult to point to a reason. one of the bigger reasons -- and maybe this is more of a florida issue than a texas issue in this one special election, but it does largely come down to economic views, at least in some cases. if you are running on a weak economy, you can lose a lot of voters who you may have taken for granted in recent years. you are also right to raise the crime issue. that affects them in many places around the country. biden has probably dragged the democratic party back toward the center in how they talk about police, but it is still a tough issue and it is going to be a tough series of midterms. tom: jon, i can't say enough about, for a certain vintage this vote tuesday was absolutely stunning, on the texas-gulf of mexico border. it is once-in-a-lifetime kind of vote. jonathan: jack fitzpatrick. tc -- takei, i was seeing the same thing. things heading in the wrong dir

that item is the captain jack unicorn. cozy pajama set featuring a black top and ivory bottoms with pictures of unicorns and stars all over at the makers of these pajamas, joey clothing and target say they pose a burn risk because the item does not meet flammability standards. no children have been reported injured. but if you have this pair of pajamas, you can take them back to target for a full refund. 65 million people were under a heat advisory this past weekend from here in california all the way to tennessee. those hot temperatures are set to spread across the united states this week as well. record-breaking heat in the forecast in the central plains and mississippi river valley today. those hot temperatures are expected to reach the carolinas on tuesday. more than 230 million people in the lower 48 states will see temperatures above 90 degrees over the next 7 days. we already got a taste of very, very hot temps that triple digit on friday. i know for sure it's cooled off a little bit. but warming back up today. this

and white movie version starring jack hogan's in the cruel sea, but it wasn't indeed a very cruel sea and from end of 1939 into 40 and 41 losses in the atlantic of merchants. especially all tankers went up and up and up. to the distress of chamberlain later on fdr and to the british admiral what were you going to do about this? this is the theoretical backdrop to what i was trying to do. i'm sorry, ladies and gentleman if you think i'm zigzagging in my and a narrative as i try to describe the three or four purposes put within you know, the covers of this book. this is this is a political science ir book on the theories of long cycles and world politics going back to the to reporting ease in spanish time coming forward trying to link them up to contradiff curves. i wouldn't bother you with all of this this however, there's a key work for me in the theory of all of his sea power in world politics. so i was trying to do something about that and you see that when you get if you can't get through the narrative chapters to the very important chapter 8 where i stop there that's modellski's l

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gun owner is gunned down for no other reason than having a gun the nra that called federal officers jack booted government thugs after ruby ridge and after waco go silent and so the question was do black people have second amendment rights. that's where this book came from. and what's the answer to that question? no. sounds no, the it's to understand the history of the second amendment that it was really born out of anti-blackness. it was born out of a fear of black people. it was born out of a description of african americans as being dangerous a threat to white society. it came out of a fear of slave insurrections. it came out of a fear that free blacks would help those who were enslaved and so it was how do we protect the white community from the black threat and in fact you write in the second that the second amendment was designed and implemented to abrogate and deny the rights of black people. at what point in our history where african americans allowed to own guns? technically it was after the civil war and after the 14th amendment gets ratified that brings the the second amendmen

he's in the light, make sure they have an elevator in the trees, constitutionality flag, american black face capital. each weapon on the right side. hit 3 men, walk out of the c. i a office saying prevented the air fifteens at the 14th and independence. as you saw in those emails, the 1st report that we showed we now know was sent in the 8 o'clock hour on january 6. is talking about people in the crowd wearing ballistic helmets and body armor carrying radio equipment and military grade backpacks. the 2nd report we showed you on the screen was sent by the secret service and the 11 a. m our and it address reports of a man with a rifle. you're the ellipse. miss hutchinson in prior testimony. you describe for us the meeting in the white house around 10 am in the morning of january 6 involving chief of staff, meadows and tony are nato. are you in that meeting? i was, let's listen to your testimony about that meeting and then we'll have some questions . i think the last time we talked, you mentioned that some of the weapons that people had at the router included 5 whole. ready oversize 3rd fl

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in oakland's jack london square. the beamer backs up, a passenger gets out and soon breaks the back window , but he doesn't open the door over and hold the weight and he didn't just stay in the back seat pulled down from the back. the man emerged with a briefcase in laptop computer belonging to former oakland city council president ignacio de la fuente that for generally he was able to get into the trunk. i got my briefcase with not only my laptop and all my documents, but very important information. it happened in broad daylight at about 5 30 tuesday afternoon at the corner of second and washington. jack london square seen an increase in car burglaries in recent months in this video from april and audi, a four pulls up to a ford explorer part that second and broadway a man gets out peaks into the suv and then leaves after apparently seeing nothing of value. oakland police recommend that people take all valuables out of their cars, hundreds of lives of hundreds of people every single week, henry in auckland has becom

in oakland's jack london square. the beamer backs up, a passenger gets out and soon breaks the back window . but he doesn't open the door, man. hold the weight and he didn't just stay in the back seat, pulled it down from the back. the man emerged with a briefcase in laptop computer belonging to former oakland city council president ignacio de la fuente that for generally he was able to get into the trunk. i got my briefcase with not only my laptop and all my documents, but very important information. it happened in broad daylight at about 5 30 tuesday afternoon at the corner of second and washington. jack london square seen an increase in car burglaries in recent months in this video from april and audi, a four pulls up to a ford explorer part that second and broadway a man gets out peaks into the suv and then leaves after apparently seeing nothing of value. oakland police recommend that people take all valuables out of their cars is hundreds of lives of hundreds of people every single week, henry in auckland has be

in oakland's jack london square. the beamer backs up, a passenger gets out and soon breaks the back window. but he doesn't open the door, man. hold the weight and he didn't just stay in the back seat pulled down from the back. the man emerged with a briefcase in laptop computer belonging to former oakland city council president ignacio de la fuente, and for generally he was able to get into the trunk. i got my briefcase with not only my laptop and all my documents, but very important information. it happened in broad daylight at about 5 30 tuesday afternoon at the corner of second and washington. jack london square seen an increase in car burglaries in recent months in this video from april and audi, a four pulls up to a ford explorer part that second and broadway a man gets out peaks into the suv and then leaves after apparently seeing nothing of value. oakland police recommend that people take all valuables out of their cars is hundreds of lives of hundreds of people every single week, henry in auckland has become,

gun owner is gunned down for no other reason than having a gun the nra that called federal officers jack booted government thugs after ruby ridge and after waco go silent and so the question was do black people have second amendment rights. that's where this book came from. and what's the answer to that question? no. >> host: and what'ses the answer to that question? >> guest: no. >> host: and that was emery professor and author carol anderson who will be live on booktv at noon on july 3rd. >> well,ing thanks for joining us on "about books," a podcast and program produced by c-span2's booktv. you can listen to it and the entire library of c-span podcasts on the c-span now app or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ ♪ >>>> now it is my pleasure to introduce dr. monique chisholm, the smithsonian secretary for education. .. before joining us in june she served as vice president for education policy and strategic initiatives at the american institutes for research. for now please join in welcoming monique chism. [applause] >> good evening and thank you for the wonderful introduction. i woul

welcome jack. tell us what happened in court today. we've seen the 2 man accused in this trial attend the court delano g. a 22 year old dutch national arrived wearing a black turtle neck. he has a sort of long beard, short hair, a sullen disposition in the court today, and he is refused to answer any questions, invoking his right to remain silent throughout this trial. as we had done in the charges harry hearing just a few weeks ago now the other man, camille e. he is accused of being the getaway driver where delano is accused of being a man that pulled the trailer trigger. he's a polish national 35 years old. his arrived in a white shirt. he has tattoos coming upon to his neck, a very stocky gentleman with a bold head and glasses and he has been answering questions. his defense is that he was simply employed as a driver to drive somebody from rotterdam to amsterdam and that he had no idea that a murder was going to take place. the prosecution in this case they say that he was fully aware and they have you cctv evidence to show they su

the two black guys who are with them, he is going to help register to vote, they saw billy jack and they took off running. yeah, yeah. you know when your boys just up and leave you? like, whoa? when billy jack is done, i mean, moses is a bloody, pulpy mess. belichick is really proud of what he's done. he and his boys walk away you. when they're gone, moses stands up you, pleading, just bleeding. the two guys who had runaway, they're looking. moses is, like you're ready to go register to vote? yeah. you see that kind of strength. that's fact quiet power leading. >> all episodes of american history tv lectures in history series are available to watch online, anytime, at c-span dot org slash history. pleas >> good morning. morning, my name is jonathan white and i am the vice chair of the lincoln forum. it's my pleasure to welcome tom clorox, who is a member of our executive committee to the stage, he is going to give a special presentation and then introduce our next speaker. >> good, morning everyone. . three years, ago the lincoln forum established an annual book prize. with a cash award

a jack was no longer getting actually the whole matter called flower, a generation ability of all the things that we could have home with you had a white judge why prosecutor white cops and his black head, 16 when it happened gets kneeled. i've been in prison more years than i've been 3 on the street. there are some folks born bad if it's their child who is making these mistakes, they don't believe that they're born bad for climes travels to tennessee to investigate why the state has one of the longest sentences in the u. s. for juveniles convicted of murder. 51 years behind bars on a jessina al jazeera correspondence bring you the latest development on the war in ukraine. we had to take cover. this is what's happening on a daily basis. the medics is a, he is incredibly lucky. those coming out across the lines a no, no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled parents, they take us to their basement, where we find others sheltering from the shelling. please evacuation now by 2nd 3 days journey. devastated buildings are now a grim reminder that the russians were

neil: you know, you're a good man, jack. one of people -- you're a good human being and looking out for the good kids. jack brewer, the former nfl great, jack brewer foundation. we'll have more after this. ♪ ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. . . this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. neil: all right. let's see if charles payne can keep the rally going. charles, to you my friend. charles: i'm up to the challenge, thank you, neil. i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now, the once again the

jack, you touch on this a 2nd ago, want to kind of go back to it a bit. the broader look at the global food trade. how significant our food exports through the black sea ports to africa. you mentioned that turkey is a big player there. is that a vital choke point? well yeah, a certain country is a very dependent on, on black sea or grains, a turkey i turkey as of course i but so as egypt sos libby associate the opium and i even pakistan and india. and by the way, those are the countries that the u. s as quietly of forewarned about accepting any grain. should it even get, get through? ah, you know, the problem existed here, even before this crisis in the sanctions, i, because of the coven dead depression here, a wrecked supply chains. and a lot of emerging market market countries could not earn the foreign exchange. they needed to buy a food even if you know, presuming that it was available. and that's part of it is crisis now they just don't have the foreign exchange, the purchase it because of what happened even before the, the current, the war that we h

evan longoria, jack's a solo home run to the left. then check out that. tyler estrada, also in the steam seems not. it is a solo home run, now we moved to the fifth inning, the giants up 5-1 and it is peterson, he socks his 17th of the year, that is straightaway down center. but wait there's more, with two on in the six, wilmer flores drills a deep three, the giants with 4:runs, they hammer the reds a 9-2. hey, gabe, candace team continue to go yard? >> we have the capability to hit home runs. last year, we did in spring training, we have the capability to hit this in spring training. we have seen it in the stretches and bunches and there is no reason that we can't continue to hit home runs. >> reporter: the a's in kansas city to take on the royals, it is a one run game in the seventh inning, and murphy singles to right, seth brown come on down. he races home and the a's take a 6-4 lead. with the man on in the eighth, tony kemp at the dish, he cranks a two-run shot. and the a's snap their losing streak and they beat the royals, your final, 9-7. >>> welcom

shout out to two jacks. [applause] i used to live in san francisco but i got a new nickname for it now, i live in scam fran and this is scam fran, this is where i am i live in a city that barely gives a dang about poor people of color or anybody else, if you ain't got pot or you ain't got wealth, so what do you got? and your voice and people use it and i don't like nike but i feel that there needs to be an improvement and i take that slogan and i just -- [applause] >> hi. my poem is called "black lives matter." me being black is not a threat. i should be worried about school and sports, not death. if only bullets could kill racism and poverty. if you think that we live in the land of the free, you should be black like me. black lives are a misery, we live in our own history. racists call passion anger, do i have to be angry? black lives matter, or should i cry for those who die, my life matters. and a national swag, hair, body, but not breath. pollsters, i should should they never speak up, they cool, and or

as jack was mentioning, 90% of americans believed in god. so you had men who truly understood that they were a servant to their family. at the same time, keep this in mind, the black community led the country in the middle class, into college, in 1970s more black women were married than white women. this was the community that i grew up in because we had men who understood their role was to provide, protect and partner with their spouse and to leave a good name. and what we have right now is an ideology that destroys family. understand, this is not by accident. we have an ideology of the hard left that that hate, hate the family unit. they hate god, they hate education, and they hate leadership. men need to man up. let's go out and serve. get your eyes off yourself. serve your community, serve your family, serve your wife, and i promise you we'll get our country back. will: welfare statements played no small role in that destruction. all right, jack, it's father's day, but it's also juneteenth. it's our newest national holiday. you and i bot

now scorching heatwaves are pounding parts of the country. >> it will jack up their energy bills. >> i think of the people who will have to make choices between paying their electricity bill, paying for food, paying for medicine or health care. >> so we'll see a surge in terminations again when people need more electricity for their air conditioners and they will be losing power. >> reporter: on these 100 degree days in atlanta, harriet shuts her blackout curtains, uses christmas lights in the bathroom -- >> they don't use a lot of energy. >> reporter: -- and cuts power to most of her apartment. >> washer and drier out, living room on. >> reporter: all to keep her home cool and power bill low. >> messed up, but it is efficient. >> reporter: she is on disability and struggling to pay the rising bills. she just got a shutoff notice over $65 that she owes the power company. >> it really hurt my feelings. it is not even 100. >> reporter: she hazardos up ju to pay or she and her lawyers could lose their power for the third time this year. >> we make do. cold showers gaeb c gabe cohen, muc

now scorching heat waves are pounding parts of the country. >> it is going to jack up their energy bills. >> the people are going to have to make choices, between paying their electricity bill, paying for food, paying for medicine or healthcare. >> and so we'll see a surge in terminations when people need more electricity for their air conditioners, they're going to be losing power. >> reporter: on the 100 degree days in atlanta, harriet shuts her blackout curtains, uses christmas lights in the bathroom. >> they don't use a lot of energy. >> reporter: and cuts power to most of her apartment. >> washing machine and dryer off, the rooms upstairs off with the living room on. >> reporter: all to keep her home cool and her power bill low. >> messed up you got to do it like that, but it is cost efficient. >> reporter: she's on disability and struggling to pay these rising bills. she just got a shutoff notice over $65 she owes the power company. >> i started crying. it hurt my feelings. it is not even $100. >> reporter: she says she has until july 1st to pay or she and her daughters could lose

people like jack skinner. and meaningfully, what if we were to take seriously the true eugenic threat that >> what we l haven't talked about is even though that's the case and the social fervor for eugenics did die out, it was packaged under other guises under the welfare rights movement that it expanded the scope of assistance to women of color. to understand the relationship between race, class and dependence on the state, we might consider the case of cox versus stanton. a south carolina sterilization project, cox concerned the claims of nial bruce cox because she had given birth out of marriage and her mother and siblings received public assistance. if she did not submit to sterilization, they would lose their access to public assistance, the thing that her mother could not afford to do. as ginsburg and fasto argued, the north carolina violated her constitutional rights and condemning her for marriage. the case was moot because north carolina voluntarily phased out its program, but other contemporary chall

people like jack skinner. and meaningfully, what if we were to take seriously the true eugenic threat that lies in reproductive rights lies in our refusal to consider sterilization as a part of the universe of reproductive rights as much as abortion and contraception. at this point, it is worth looking beyond the 1940's. all of the speakers so far have talked about the waning days of the eugenics movement and the rise of nazi-ism and the taint of nazi-ism and how it very much affected the legitimacy of eugenics in the united states. what we have not talked about is that even though that was the case and the fervor for eugenics did die out in the 1940's, eugenics sterilization was repackaged under other guises, especially in the 1960's on the heels of the civil rights movement in the welfare rights movement. it expanded the scope of public assistance to include more women of color. to understand the relationship between race, class and dependence on the state, we might consider the case of cox versus stanton, a

order on the jack app today. 44. week, european union leaders will meet to decide if they'll accept ukraine as a candidate to join the eu. over the weekend, ukrainian president zelensky went to southern ukraine along the black sea coast. he visited hospitals. he gave out medals and he towards scenes of destruction while at the same time trying to boost morale. we will not give away the south to anyone. we will return everything that's ours and the sea will be ukrainian and safe. now the u. s state department has not yet officially confirmed the status of three americans who according to their families may have been captured by russian forces. the americans went to ukraine to fight alongside ukrainian troops. but that's a new survey out, suggesting economists have more concerns about a possible recession. the wall street journal last economists about the probability of a recession in the next 12 months, 44% said it's likely the back in january , that same question was posed. and back then only 18% of economists survey