believe that so too should any historical narrative and kelly being kelly said sure we could do that. she kelly carter jackson is assistant professor of history in the department of africana studies at wellesley college. she received her phd from columbia university under the direction of eric foner force and freedom is her first book and fun fact she and i went through the wars together in grad school. we were in the same cohort. she is joined in conversation by steven hahn who needs no introduction. he is the esteemed professor of history formerly of pan and now at nyu their conversation will last for a little under an hour with time for a q&a and a book signing outside afterwards and please stay for some refreshments. and also, please take this time to silence your cell phones and without further ado kelly and steve. yeah, thank you. would you like to start would you like me to? you can say well, thank you very much, and it s really a great pleasure to be here. let me star
view of that use of force during that time period? totally unnecessary. while the nation, the world knows george floyd because of the way he died, his girlfriend courteney ross took the stand to tell us how he lived. his love of food. his grief over the loss of his mother, his struggles with pain and addiction and his faith. which was apparent from the very moment they met. floyd came up to me. he said, can i pray with you? i thought, i was so tired. we d been through so much, my sons and i. and this kind person just to come up to me and say, can i pray with you when i felt alone in this lobby. and then there were the other witnesses who took the stand who, one by one, tearfully admitted a sense of guilt, wishing that they could have done more to help floyd as they watched him beg for his life. there s been nights i stayed up apologizing and apologizing to george floyd for not doing more. and not physically interacting, not saving his life. i offered to walk kin
legislation will all be here by sunday, hopefully the decisions will be there and they are hard. as democrats attempt to shave down the price tag of the reconciliation package, they are deciding whether to expand medicare with dental, vision and hearing benefits for tens of millions of seniors and a pitch to guarantee paid family and medical leave to all u.s. workers is now in danger of getting cut from the bill entirely. democrats are racing to finalize an outline for the legislation as they attempt to meet their self-imposed october 31st deadline to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. elsewhere on capitol hill, the justice department will be diving into deliberations of its own. the fate of the failed former president strategists turned podcaster steve bannon lies with the department of justice as it weighs whether to prosecute him for defying the house select committee subpoena. so far, he has refused to testify or hand over any documents related to the deadly janu
tuesday, september 6th, i m julie grauert. daniel: i m daniel miller. meteorologist shiri spear in the tracking center right now with look at wet forecast and when we could see sun, shiri. shiri: breaks of sun between the sun and some communities getting tweet trying to fight the way out and hopeless effort because the clouds are going to kind of thicken back up and post tropical storm hermine wind right wind lightning 40 miles per hour and until the system dissipates and close by we will have risk of showers, we will have clouds, bit of breeze and this morning waking up to temperatures 65 in boston, 61 in worcester, 70 in hyannis and we got some patchy showers in place right now. move on in as we move throughout the day. current wind gusts, these are not that impressive, compared to what we have yesterday, winds gusting 21 miles per hour in mashpee, 28 miles per hour in nantucket more like 60 miles per hour yesterday in nantucket and wind are lighter but still breezy out
moderate to heavy rain. right here, there s a little bit of yellow showing up, yeah, we ll see a spot of yellow that appears right here, so a couple of the roadways getting heavy rain in the downtown holbrooke, near 139 and 37, and then off to the south of there, around lakeville, over to carver and plymouth, near 44 there, and southwest ward to dighton, seeing some of the heavy rains too. 50-mile-per-hour winds, that s the last check from the national hurricane center. the knewest check is due at at 5:00 p.m. and they re late. i have the minute. i don t expect it to change much from what they were showing us earlier, which is just kind of meandering around before ejecting off to the northeast, but even that far away, guys, it s still impacting our coastline. mark: area beaches remain closed tonight. in fact, as hermine continues to kick up the surf, even though the storm is weakening, people should not go swimming until conditions improve. fox 25 s receipt millions jay on