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>> i'll give you an example today a woman drove by my synagogue filming and shouting antiemetics lars. >> but despite the threats, the worry, the sadness at making equals, there will also joy grounding and having a seder and being celebration of your roots and your core and your heritage. this is a sign that we two will get through to the other side and the fbi director said that his remarks about safety were not intending to stir alarm, but he didn't note that it is a time to remain vigilant and everybody that i spoke to told me, look, it's the little things it's keeping that porch light on. >> it's making sure that you're familiar with the people that are coming into your house. they told me, yes. open the doors to your home for people to come and enjoy this, but just make sure that you are familiar with the people coming and hopefully you won't have any the incidents this holiday that's what they're hoping for. alex. >> all right. camila bernal in
worry, the sadness amazing equals there will also be joy grounding and having a seder and being celebration of your roots in your core and your heritage. this is a sign that we two will get through to the other side. >> camila bernal, cnn, los angeles camila. >> thank you still to come the nba playoffs are one day old and lebron james and the lakers are already behind the eight ball against the defending champions highlights from that game. next this of the titanic how would really happen, especially to our premiere next sunday at nine on cnn? riyad says new album is breaking records my psoriasis was all
security is in part because of protests. campus threads, and middle east tensions causing a6 in the i don't use or how can help you in 2023, almost 9,000 anti-semitic incidents have been trapped in the the highest number of incidents reported since the anti-defamation league began tracking them in the 1970s. bears increased phenomenon in a way that we can't even count anymore, that hundreds of percentage points at its increased what have you seen i'll give you an example today. >> a woman drove by my synagogue filming and shouting anti-semitic slurs but despite the threats, the worry, the sadness making the calls, there will also joy grounding and having a seder and being celebration of your roots in your core and your heritage this is a sign that we two will get through to the other side
Katong-Joo Chiat is getting a boost in business. Named as the first of several heritage nodes across Singapore, shops are hoping heritage activities will draw more tourists and returning customers. But in a neighbourhood that houses both homes and businesses, the challenge is in balancing commercial interests with resi
or hours, so the next person finds it extremely difficult to break the new record as well. congratulations to him. now, how“s this for a coincidence? 500 residents of the canadian province of newfoundland found themselves on the same cruise, after purchasing the deal online without prior planning. when the cruise company told some of them that at least 250 newfoundlander couples were already booked, many brought their flags and traditional attires to celebrate the island's heritage on board. travelling and getting off the island is a real challenge. and we probably celebrated our heritage more there than we would randomly at home. it was incredible. we had a lot of fun. amazing story. and this probably won't come as a huge shock to swifties — taylor swift's new album has — surprise, surprise — broken records. the highly—anticipated the tortured poets department which turned out to be a double album became the most streamed album in a single day on spotify and amazon music.
whole topic tomorrow at apm eastern pacific only on cnn, also, first of all, with victor blackwell is coming up next. >> what do you have coming up? so we of course been talking about these votes in congress, foreign aid bills to fund several countries. >> one of them is israel will speak to a member of congress at democratic member who plans to vote. no. today, she sees this as a way to prevent more for destruction and the humanitarian crisis in gaza, also which he makes the backlash to pro-palestinian protest this week. plus the crack down on orange crush, not the soda. i know everybody thinks that first the georgia beach party started as an hbcu gathering, has gotten really rowdy and i'll talk to the person who organize the event. he says, tie be island's history has him concerned about the effort to restrict this majority black crowd. now plus how does one celebrate confederate heritage? turns out april is confederate heritage
took it over we're karen confederate flags. they weren't carrying those flags for heritage they were carrying those flags to send a message in. the message was white supremacy. the message was treason. the message was, we will use violence to overturn something. we do not agree with. yeah, it's it's impossible to reconcile a governor who signs a law that limits how race and racism can be discussed in the classroom, but also finds time to sign a proclamation that honors people who fought for this and creates a day to memorialize those who fought for what i just read, mississippi the first to follow south carolina out of the union, former mississippi governor ray mavis. i thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. enjoyed being with you. >> all right. >> hard turn here. all this week, there have been these headlines that have caught my
when i was governor. and 2nd confederate heritage really the heritage that i think i can better see is slavery is treason and is losing. so which one of those heritages are we really honore and here but it's all part of that lost, cause narrative, the moonlight and magnolias that came about few years after the civil war in an attempt to reassert white supremacy, it came hand-in-hand with jim crow. and it worked for a long, long time statues were put up this heritage notion. but what it does is incredibly hurtful. it is incredibly harmful. >> and it honors something that we should learn about.
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