they contain racist stereotypes dr seuss's est said the books betrayed people in ways that are hurtful and wrong and made the decision after months of consultation with teachers and other experts there was there a rush to buy these books after the announcement with the titles rocketing up the amazon bestseller list they were very very thoughtful about the way they did this and i think they recognize that. you know these 6 books really don't fit with the way we think today about to picton people and so i appreciate their decision and i think that they've done it in a way that still recognizes the vast works that dr seuss has provided to many of us if they would update the book if they maybe have an updated curriculum guy that goes along with that and use it once again as a teaching tool what better opportunity we can that shows your art you know from what was again we can influence them and what will be on it stick into this with you who are williams he is university chair and distinguished professor of history at the university of cent thomas and he joins us now from minnesota professo

seuss will no longer be published because they contain racist stereotypes dr seuss is a state says the books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong it made the decision after months of consultation with teachers and other experts of the rush to buy the books after the announcement with the titles rocketing up the amazon best seller list. is there with me as a whole rob a reminder of our top stories brazil has recorded its highest number of deaths from krone virus in a single day 1641 fe toiletries were registered on cheese day it comes as health officials appeal for international lockdown to help stop the spread of the virus. here has more from rio de janeiro. they are now extremely worried many of them because they're seeing the situation get out of control we are in the summer years so the 2nd wave should have come in what would be the winter which is would be like in june or july and it has started much earlier with the new variant so they have asked for an nationwide curfew but the president himself has always been against any any sort of measure that he feels will will

seuss will no longer be published because they contain racist stereotypes dr seuss is a state says the books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong it made the decision after months of consultation with teachers and other experts of the rush to buy the books after the announcement with the titles rocketing up the amazon best seller list. is there with me as a whole rather a reminder of our top stories brazil has rick.

seuss will no longer be published that's because they contain a racist stereotypes dr seuss's est said the books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong it made the decision after months of consultation with teachers and other experts there was a rush to buy the books after the announcements where the title is rocketing up the amazon bestseller lists. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera we're hearing reports 2 people have been killed at an antique protest the me and maher 2nd largest city of mandalay local media say police backed by soldiers have been trying to break up a demonstration there protesters across the country are still defying an escalating crackdown to demand an end to the military takeover more than 20 people have been killed during weeks of protests most of them in the past week and scotland has more from bangkok some local media sources have.

but is there a way to treat this is ease we asked dr seuss to will he who works at the 1st clinic in japan devoted to gaming disorder. title kobayashi lives outside talk you we asked him to describe a typical day in his life. how does that kind of congealed what i did. today as a. group stage did. it for me this is your day to has shown no sign of you to. not they take a listen to this is great because this is still. that's a bit of a step. mark but. margins are going well you don't have a rock sound you're going to come up. with the water or instead of saying i'm going to clone your game so that $100.00. to. just talk. with people still. come up with that they need to look at. the start of it to the emotional but i hope you know because i see. so you know going to the park with your friends to get pulled the mother to. do. this you know. good thing and it's. all. right just parents have been increasingly concerned about their son and decided to visit the clinic in search of help what in his behavior makes you think that he could be addicted. day to heat that. much data. they. want k

seuss will no longer be published because they contain racist stereotypes dr seuss is a state said the books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong and made the decision after months of consultation with teachers and other experts and there was there a rush to buy the books after the announcement with those titles rocketing up the amazon bestseller list bunny wailer the 3rd and last member of the famous reggae band the whale has has now passed away. and the singer born never livingston formed the band back in 1963 with the late bob marley and peter tosh he died in his native jamaica after complications from a stroke he was 73. a japanese 1000000000 it is looking for 8 people to join him on a trip to the moon on board a space x. flight and 2023. says he'll pay for the entire journey and wants to recruit people from all kinds of backgrounds on what he's calling the d.m. marine mission has always as a fashion mogul and an art collector he was named as space x. as a fast private passenger to the moon 2 years ago prospect of passengers have until march 14th to apply but a lot of

seuss newspapers like the san francisco chronicle ran editorials arguing that americans needed to be tough even if civil rights take a beating. when the u.s. government eventually decided to forcibly relocate around 120000 japanese americans it produced propaganda that ran in movie theaters across the country to reassure the public that there was much to be gained supposedly from life and worth century concentration camps. they evacuated or operated wholeheartedly the many loyal among them felt that this was a sacrifice they could make and they have on america's war effort. this is one of the most grotesque violations of civil rights in american history the army provided housing i do you know to help all nourishing. us propaganda frame this as a benevolent action while the same time media was also vilifying them explaining why their phenotypically and dispositional be different from the loyal chinese for example. for decades popular portrayals of asian americans from a one dimensional. hollywood has long made a habit of constant calculating geniuses. the most evil and dangerous man i

agenda right now is like cancel culture it's like yelling about dr seuss and like whatever like the cancel of the day i do not like green eggs then i do not like them sam-i and that's really where the public a party is it is at right now they're not here to do legislation it seems they're here to sort of complain and it's become this cultural war thing it's become quite frankly a litmus test on don't trump if you support donald trump that's what being a conservative means. trumps brand of extremism isn't his alone it can be seen in other members of the party like marjorie taylor green a representative from georgia elected in november green raise controversy for remarks she made before and during her campaign. there is an islamic invasion into our government offices right now ok and for supporting defunct conspiracy theories about school shootings and harassing a student who survived one you know everything and i know your stuff she was even a believer in q. and a on this we're talking about who is key someone to tell you what he says according to him many and our government are actively wo

their decision and i think that they've done it in a way that still recognizes the vast works that dr seuss has provided to many of us if they would update the book if they maybe have an updated curriculum guy that goes along with it and use it once again as a teaching tool what better opportunity we can that shows your our kids from what was again we can influence them on what will be. so this is out there these are the top stories and memos deposed president is facing new charges women is accused of breaching the constitution and violating coronavirus protocols he was arrested along with civilian leader and sons hoochie and other elected politicians during a military coup the last month scott hardly has more now from bangkok to more charges slapped against him this is something similar to what we saw with unsung suchi on monday she had a hearing and then we found out later in.

the vast work that dr seuss has provided to many of us if they would update the book if they maybe have an updated curriculum guy that goes along with it and use it once again as a teaching tool what better opportunity we can that shows your our kids from what was well again we can influence them on what will be. so this is out there these are the top stories and memos deposed president is facing new challenges women is accused of breaching the constitution and violating coronavirus protocols he was arrested along with civilian leader and san suu kyi and other elected politicians during a military coup last month scott hietala has more now from bangkok 2 more charges slapped against him this is something similar to what we saw with unsung suchi on monday she had a hearing and then we found out later in the day from her attorney that there are 2 more charges levied against her when 2 more charges as well and some very general charges one is that breach of constitution he didn't get really into the details of it turney didn't get into the details of what the court said as to why and how h

seuss book knowing not which way it goes on september 24th press the speaker declared at a press conference the house was conducting an impeachment inquiry however to the contrary to the speaker's decree that she knew that we were all of a sudden impeachment inquiry the house did not authorize the impeachment inquiry until october 31st by adopting h.r. 660 it is just said just a moment ago that the speaker has been leading the fight for a fair trial in the senate i wish the speaker had been leading for a fair hearing in the house instead of trashing our rules for those 71 out of 78 days from the time it was announced at a press conference to the time we finished the president was not permitted to participate in these meetings think about it 71 days out of 78 in which we actually did something on impeachment is not presented to the ability to cross-examine fact witnesses present counter-arguments no due process at all in those 71 days when presented with the opportunity when it came to the judiciary committee instead of the judiciary committee stepping up and actually acting like the usually

but is there a way to treat this is easy we asked dr seuss to he who works at the 1st clinic in japan devoted to gaming disorder. title kobayashi lives outside talk to you we asked him to describe a typical day in his life. how to take on a cruise ship what i did. to the eyes. of my course they did. it for me this is you. know has shown up at this mine a you tube or. not they take a listen to this because this is still the letter to the step. mom was. continuing with you know every day my sons are going to become i'm going. with the door step no longer to come your name so that $100.00. to. just go. with you or stay. home with you got to live to the day this month a bit shorter than most in atlanta. you know because i see. so you know going to the park with your friends you get pulled over to. do. this you know. good thing and it's. all. died just parents have been increasingly concerned about their son and decided to visit the clinic in search of help what in his behavior makes you think that he could be addicted. he thought. he must be a. good team must be a chip. they. want kids ri

the reef sent out a message on his instagram account saying hello friends good news a plane carrying dr seuss us carry food from the united states and he sent a congratulations to mr us to his wife and family now serves us curry. was on trial in a federal court in ohio his trial starting 2018 he was acquitted last month of charges of wire fraud visa fraud and as well as stealing trade secrets mr eisner was a materials scientist professor he had the position at sharif university here in iran and as many things happened in with between the united states and iran has become a bit of a playing card in a broader political game from the united states there were frustrations from officials there about iran arranging or making the arrangements for the return of a scary as well as other iranian citizens to the united states that they wanted to return in iran has been criticizing officials over and over again over the last few weeks and months of been criticizing the united states for not making a speedy return of its citizens this is least 20 or so iranians thought to be held in the united state

taina racist stereotypes dr seuss's est said the books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong it made the decision after months of consultation with teachers and other experts there was a rush to buy the books off the announcements with the titles rocketing up the amazon bestseller lists it's. all over again the headlines on al-jazeera we're hearing reports 2 people have been killed at an antique protest the me and maher 2nd largest city of mandalay local media say police backed by soldiers have been trying to break up a demonstration there protesters across the country are still defying an escalating crackdown to demand an end to the military takeover more than 20 people have been killed during weeks of protests most of them in the past week and scott hi there has more from bangkok some local media sources have been reporting that 2 protesters were killed it appears to be from live fire we're getting earlier in the day reports of the fire being used in mandalay on protesters there and they say it sounded as though they were trying to use live fire to disperse them and then no

you know, we mentioned dr. seuss somewhat viciously, but is interested in a set of, of cultural issues. i think critical race theory that are, to some extent, not the objects of public policy. and so i think that we to, we also do ourselves a disservice if we focus on today's hot issue on twitter and, and get away from it. i think so, i was making this point in a way by, by pointing to this and charlie, the economy rate, voters are not engaged in the day to day attacks. they happen on twitter or even on, you know, every forbid on, on, even the best. you know, television shows, right, but voters do engage on the question of what is the economy look like? how is you know, how the president and his or her party doing? and i think that, you know, those of us who follow politics religiously, want to know what ted cruz said this morning or where he flew on vacation. but for many, many voters politic is not the 1st thing. it's not even the 10th thing on their minds. and i think they come when we get towards election, they're then going to ask themselves the kinds of questions that the lender

seuss. so actually you are asked to call your family doctor but the family doctor can visit your dorm is full did the now. so basically just before they can tell you try to understand if you got to strike you go not because of course you can get your c.v. just the normal. on out of the middle east saudi arabia has suspended all schools and universities in the country in response to the virus the country's education minister has ordered virtual schools to be set up instead during the suspension earlier place the eastern region of the tif under lockdown suspending all public and private sector work all 11 people in the kingdom have tested positive for the virus are insight which has a large shia population. well iran is the hardest hit country not just in the middle east but globally it reported a shopping craze and infections on sunday saying more than 6000 people have the virus and 194 people have died same astronomy is intact ron but he says the government is hopeful the outbreak will soon

dr seuss penetrate has penetrated europe in the middle east but in the united states we call that being a grinch and at christmas time there's also economic repercussions where it's about a billion dollars a week off of g.d.p. for every week that the shutdown goes on which is. you know not. not a huge number in the context of the u.s. economy but it does add up and is not insignificant and there are political repercussions where voters who six weeks ago went to the polls and sent a strong message against this kind of anti immigrant demagoguery. now look at her public and party and understand they are willfully ignoring the message they sent so i mean the senate is said that next session is me set the december the twenty seventh how likely is it on that day that they'll be able to come up with any kind of compromise. you know it's it's very hard to say because trump might decide tomorrow that he really wants to go tomorrow and so let's wrap this thing up or he might hold the line because the fox news crowd is is really cheering him on. it's a strong possibility that this lasts into the n

process has been flawed from the outset it resembles not a congressional action it resembles more a dr seuss book knowing not which way it goes on september 24th press the speaker declared at a press conference the house was conducting an impeachment inquiry however to the contrary to the speaker's decree that she knew that we were all of a sudden impeachment inquiry the house did not authorize the impeachment inquiry until october 31st by adopting h.r. 660 it is just said just a moment ago that the speaker has been leading the fight for a fair trial in the senate i wish the speaker had been leading for a fair hearing in the house instead of trashing our rules for those 71 out of 78 days from the time it was announced at a press conference to the time we finished the president was not permitted to participate in these meetings think about it $71.00 days out of $78.00 in which we actually did something on impeachment is not presented to the ability to cross-examine fact witnesses present counter-arguments no due process at all in those $71.00 days when presented with the opportunity whe

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agenda or that was like cancel culture it's like yelling about dr seuss and like whatever like the cancel of the day is i do not like green eggs and i do not like them sam-i and that's really where the public a party is it is at right now they're not here to do legislation it seems they're here to sort of complain and it's become this cultural war thing it's become quite frankly a litmus test on don't trump if you support donald trump that's what being a conservative means. trump's brand of extremism isn't his alone it can be seen in other members of the party like marjorie taylor green a representative from georgia elected in november green raise controversy for remarks she made before and during her campaign. there is an islamic invasion into our government offices right now ok and for supporting defunct conspiracy theories about school shootings and harassing a student who survived one you know everything and i know your stuff she was even a believer in q. and a on this we're talking about who is key to someone to tell you what he says according to him many and our government are activ

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seuss the hashtag hands off syria some people have also been sharing pictures of syria before the war started in twenty eleven and they've been using that beacon to exist or come alive on facebook throughout the show that says here your thoughts on syria or any of the stories you think we should be following while our online team has interviewed experts on their assessments of what comes next after the u.s. tried to carry out missile strikes against the syrian government so here you can read about what types of missiles could be used than what russia's likely response will be if of course that happens it's all on the home page of al jazeera dot com keep her comments coming we are getting a few at the news grid we're on facebook at facebook dot com slash al-jazeera we're on twitter as well our handle is our ageing was use the hash tag a.j. news grid and you can also whatsapp us or send us a message on telegram plus line seven four five zero triple one one four nine. now a key lifeline to the gaza strip has been reopened allowing some vital supplies to reach the besieged territory of th

seuss there are a lot of comments along the same lines from democrats in both houses calling the tax bill a handout for the super rich another colorful comparison i saw likened republicans to robin hood but in reverse on the other side republican politicians say that their reforms among other positive things in this bill will simplify taxation for americans and they say that they have essentially delivered on a major campaign promise here and while this will be seen as the president's first major legislative achievement his supporters say that trump is had a very successful year through his court appointments through military advances against eisel and the performance of the stock market so let us know what you think about all of this is specially if you're impacted by the tax plan you can get in touch with me directly i'm at order sees the hash tag it is good yeah and andrew a lot of our viewers already commenting on this story a lot of them having opinions on this dana on facebook say this tax plan is a total nightmare for americans unless you are rich here and also on facebook say

a new dr. seuss book. how could that a new dr. seuss book they found it in a box you see. >> looks like dr. seuss had nearly finished it. back in the late '50s, maybe early '60s but put it aside and never submitted it to publication. and that means we are lucky enough to have another dr. seuss book to read and thresh you and trash you are nine it's called what pet should i get. >> dad said we could have one. dad said he would pa. >> reporter: a tough choice he can bet for this brother and sit. but not these kids, they are all set. >> what pet would you get. >> a kitty. >> i want to get a kitty. >> i want a puppy. >> reporter: still the message rings true, decisions are hard but there is something we all must do. dr. seuss was born here in springfield, it's his hometown. you might have guessed from all these sculptures around. there is the cat in the hat and horton known for herring what. who not to mention these guys thing one and thing two. but wait, take a closer look, all around town you'll find things in his books. >> what we

a new dr. seuss book, they found it in a box you see. it looks like dr. seuss had nearly finished it back in the late 50s maybe early 60s but put it aside and never submitted it for publication. that means we're lucky enough to is another dr. seuss book to read and treasure. >> it's called what pet should i get? >> dad said we could have one. dad said he would pay. >> a tough choice for this brother and sis. but not these kids. they are all set. >> what pet would you get? >> a kitty. >> i want a get a kitty. >> i want a puppy. >> still the message rings true. decisions are hard. but there is something that we all must do. >> dr. seuss was born here in springfield. it's his hometown. you might have questioned from all these sculptures around. there is the cat in the hat not to mention thing one and thing two. all around town you'll find things in his book. >> what we find interesting about his experience agreeing growing up in springfield things that appear in his book came from his experiences in springfield as a child. >> parents like the book, too. >> i

a new dr seuss book, how could that be, a new dr seuss book, they found it in a box you see. >> looks like dr seuss nearly finished it back in the late '50s, early '60s, but put it aside, never submitted it for publication. that means we are lucky enough to have another book to read and treasure. >> reporter: it's called "what pet should i get". >> dad said we could have one... dad said he would pay. >> reporter: a tough choice for this brother and sis. but not these kids, they are all set. >> reporter: what pet would you get? >> a kitty. >> i want a kitty. >> a puppy. >> reporter: still the message rings true, decisions are hard, but there's something we all must do. dr seuss was born in spring field, it's his home town. you might have guessed from all the sculptures around, there's the cat in the hat and horton known for hearing a who, not to mention these guise, wait, take a closer look, all around town you'll find things in his books >> what we find interesting about his experience growing up in springfield, many of his creative ideas appearing in the books later on came from his

dr seuss was born in spring field, it's his home town. i mught have guessed from all the sculptures around there's the cat in the hat and horton known for hearing a who, not to mention these guise, wait take a closer look all around town you'll find things in his books >> what we find interesting about his experience growing up in springfield, many of his creative ideas appearing in the books later on came from his experience in springfield as a child. >> reporter: and know what else is true personalities like his books too. >> always seems to grab their attention, they love to read it over and over. they thing they are fun. we keep going with them. >> i think the kids like the simple text the rhyming, the characters. you know they are so excited to see them out here. >> when all is said and done it's another great dr seuss book, no matter where you are from >>> and you can keep up to date with all the news on the website. there assist on the screen. the address, aljazeera.com. azeera.com.

a new dr. seuss book? how can that be? they topped it in a box. >> looked like dr. seuss had nearly finished it back in the late 50s early 60s but never submit today to publication, and that means that we are lucky enough to have another dr. seuss book in the treasury. >> it's called "what pet should we get?" >> dad said that we could have one. >> a tough choice for this brother. not these kids, they're all set. >> what pet would you get? >> a kitty. >> i want to get a kitty. >> still the message rings true, decisions are hard, but there's something we all must do. dr. seuss was born here in springfield. it's his hometown. you might have guessed from all of the sculptures around. there's cat in the hat and horton hearing the who. and not to mention thing one and thing two. but take a closer look, all around town, you find things in his book. >> what we think is a vast experience in springfield, many of his ideas created in his children's books later on came from his experience in springfield as a child. >> you know what else is true? parents like his books too. >> t

a new dr. seuss book? how did that be? they found it in are a box you see. it looks like dr. seuss had nearly finished it back in the late 50s in the early 60s but never submitted it for publication. that means we're lucky enough to have another dr. seuss book to read and treasure. >> it's called "what pet should i get." >> dad said we could have one. sad said he would pay. >> a tough choice, you can bet for this brother insists. but not these kids. they're all set. >> what pet would you get? >> a kitty. >> i want to get a kitty. >> i want a puppy. >> still the message rings true. decisions are hard. but there is something that we all must do. dr. seuss was born here in springfield. it's his hometown. you might have guessed from all these sculptures around. there is the cat and the hat. and horton known for hearing a who, not to mention these guys, thing one and thing two. but wait, take a closer look. all around town you'll find things in his book. >> what we think is very interesting about his experience growing up in springfield is that many of his creative ideas appear in

seuss. >> to quote dr. seuss, when batebat beatles feet theme paddles on a poolgd and the poodle is eating noodle they call it a tweetle booedly paddle battle. >> with all due respect, the congresswoman was holding up dr. seuss book titled "one fish two fish redfish bluefish" she was quoting from fox in socks. >>> mazda is recalling cars because there's a chance the door could open while driving. cars are being recalled because mazda said the door screws can loosen and may not fully close while the vehicle is moves. the recall affects 2009 through 2013 mazda 6 models. they traced the problem to improper tightening at the factory as well as uneven door surfaces. >>> he may be the future british king but prince charles is growing you are notted growing scrutiny because of his politics. in part two of the mini series laurence lee reports that some critics feel he's exceeding powers by influencing politics, too. >> reporter: the land and property of prince wales is so big it affects the lives of everyone in thi

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. >> so for the second time in a week, dr. seuss has been quoted on capital hit. senator ted cruz referenced the book green eggs and ham during his marathon 2 21 hour filibustr but tonight lois frankal spoke from sues. >> to quote dr. seuss, when beatles fight these battles in a bottle with their paddles and a bottle on his a pooed and the pooed is eating noodles they call this a muddled puddle beatle noodle bottle paddle battle. >> battle battle. with all due respect to congresswoman frankal she was holding up dr. seuss' book called one fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish but quoting from the book called fox in sox. international experts are planning to start inspections of syria's chemical weapons arsenal by tuesday. and once on th on the ground the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons will check the sites mentioned in the government's declaration, the cure any council voted unanimously friday on a resolution to secure and destroy syria's chemical weapons. president obama and u.n. officials had praised the approval of the long debated resolution,

kathy gold smith from random house worked directly with dr. seuss for years. here she is talking about in a promotional video. >> he rarely shared his work before he was done with it, you would generally get a book that was pretty close to being finished the first time you saw it. he clearly doesn't need a lot of editing or art direction the way others do. >> gold smith has been designer and art director for the author's last six books and lost stories. >> i feel a great sense of responsibility in working on dr. seuss bookings without him because when he was here, he guided everything we did. so i try to get it right. i try to think of how he would do it and what he would want to happen. >> as is the case with what pets should i get. >> reading events are planned across the country today for the release of the new book, since we all know their best read out loud. >> i will be first in line that get that book. >> we leave you with a heart warming story about a zoo animal giving special visitors some love. macy was nine months pregnant when she visited the zoo i

where at one point he read from his daughter's nighttime book by dr. seuss. critics of senator cruz said his grandstanding accomplished absolutely nothing and cruz thrives on the controversy he attracts. >> neville chamberlain. >> to nazi apiecers. >> i suspect those same pundits who say it can't be done, if it had been in the 1940s we would have been listening to them and they would have made television. >> it infuriated many republicans, including john mccain. >> short after he stopped down john boehner warned of false prophets. on face the nation. >> is ted cruz a false prophet? >> you pick any names out, i'll let you choose them. >> in those comments in august, boehner called senator cruz a jackass, but cruz takes his criticism from his peers as proof that he's different from the west. a stance he reiterated in a town hall meeting in iowa in october. >> when other candidates choose to throw rocks, when other candidates choose to go into the gutter and get personal and get nasty, i have not and will not respond in kind. >> controversy stoned cruz's backgro

. >>> beloved children's doctor, dr. seuss, hit the shelves today. the doctor's most famous characters, including the elephant and the grinch. the stories were originally published in redbook magazine in the 1950s. and charles cohen discovered the collection and had 25,000 hours of research on dr. seuss' life. >>> in london, the last super moon of the year. the super moons occur when the moon is closer to the earth, and they appear larger and brighter. i'm john seigenthaler. @j >> on "america tonight," on the line. the wary warrior tries to grow support for his bid to cut down islamic state fighters. can the president persuade the u.s. congress that he does have a plan now? against a growing terror threat? and how will mr. obama's own words undercut his attempt to lead the fight. also tonight, down on the farm, a new twist for animal rights activists. sheila macvicar is i