i discovered that in fact, i am descended from sally hemings are her family and hey sally henry's. my great-grandmother had a brother named peter. then we can see it. this is this is his death certificate. and we see here on the death certificate that his mother's maiden name was sally hammonds. so if you're in the south. and you're saying hem means what's it sound like? hemmens hemmens her name was sally hemmens. she was named after her famous aunt her now famous aunt. sally hemmings her father was peter hemmings a brother of sally hemings, which means that peter hemmings was my three times great-grandfather. we were doing high fives down there in kenwood. it i was so happy to make that discovery and to find out that i'm a hemis after all. historically speaking. what does this mean? thomas jefferson's father-in-law have relations with a woman named elizabeth hemmings. they had several children together including sally hemmings. and my three times great-grandfather peter hammonds. thomas jefferson had relations with sally hammonds. they had several children together. thomas jeffers

how scared do you feel, sally? _ might mean in the future. how scared do you feel, sally? i _ might mean in the future. how scared do you feel, sally? i am _ might mean in the future. how scared do you feel, sally? i am extremely i do you feel, sally? i am extremely scared, especially _ do you feel, sally? i am extremely scared, especially the _ do you feel, sally? i am extremely scared, especially the delivery - scared, especially the delivery drivers— scared, especially the delivery drivers that come to the house and with going — with going to the hospital because again. i— with going to the hospital because again, i am actually fine with a lot of restrictions being lifted and getting — of restrictions being lifted and getting back to normal full people, but for— getting back to normal full people, but for me — getting back to normal full people, but for me hospital was a place of safety _ but for me hospital was a place of safety for — but for me hospital was a place of safety for me, going to the doctors was a _ safety for me, going to the doctors was a p

it is sally, that's right. hello. it i ., , sally, that's right. hello. it is an extremely worrying time whether you _ is an extremely worrying time whether you are _ is an extremely worrying time whether you are an _ is an extremely worrying time whether you are an investor l is an extremely worrying time | whether you are an investor or just someone concerned about the welfare of ukraine. it is a terrible time. we are seeing very sharp market movements, notjust in share prices, which gets the bulk of the coverage, of course, but also in government bond prices and of course energy prices, as well. in fact let it move, the move in government bond prices, should give some clue that we are notjust against should give some clue that we are not just against the challenges in ukraine but there are lots of other things going on in the market. it seems that the moment that trouble comes in threes so we are notjust dealing with the situation with ukraine, but also the rising inflation and, of course, the continuing impact of the coronavirus. and so when you are t

sally: we do. we have. i should say, goldman sachs says that equity awards are governed by the agreement that is signed by the recipient. saying, these were the terms in which they were offered in terms of their compensation package. the more infamous incident is andriy marcel who move from an baking head to become ceo of banko santander. that created a big problem because there is an assumption that the swiss bank wouldn't see the spanish retail lender as a direct competitor. the ubs chairman said at the time, he had to forfeit certain awards. shery: sally bakewell with our big tech story. let's get you a big -- a check of the business flash headlines. alibaba halting talks with potential investors over its valuation. the chinese economy's giant was trying to secure financing before potential spinoff and ipo. we are told that alibaba remains intent on spinning off their mall in the future. a narrower than expected first-half loss of $926 million. the ceo says there have been a short -- sharp uptick in the

sally mentioned about technology. _ hopeful. sally mentioned about technology, but _ hopeful. sally mentioned about technology, but also _ hopeful. sally mentioned about technology, but also the - hopeful. sally mentioned about technology, but also the music| technology, but also the music industry, and here you are doing gigs trying to get back in tune with that local independent record shop, which is still at the heart and soul of the industry.— of the industry. massively. small venues and _ of the industry. massively. small venues and those _ of the industry. massively. small venues and those record - of the industry. massively. small venues and those record stores l of the industry. massively. small. venues and those record stores are so vital for new artists coming through, new bands. we cut our teeth playing small venues and driving round the country in a car we borrowed from my friend's mum and sleeping on floors. we wouldn't be in a band sleeping on floors. we wouldn't be in a hand if it wasn't for that. stand in a band if it wasn't for that. and ou had in a band if

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good t was killed during a confrontation between protest as an israeli soldiers in the town at knobby sally, at a moon, as gathered at a hospital in ramallah where his body was how's a death comes days after another teenager was killed by israeli troops near the town of jeanine, emergency crews and brazil say at least 23 people have been killed in landslides and flash floods near rio de janeiro. any vehicles and houses were swept away in the city of patrol las after months. rain fell within hours. 9200 firefighters and rescue workers all searching for survivors. a former soldier whose deserted mi on mas ami is told, al jazeera of the brutal tactics. he says, a being committed, i feared regiment. since last year's crew, the army has faced allegations of abuse, including torture and massacres. all of which it denies. video chat on social media appears to show how overwhelmed hong kong hospitals are from surgeon cove. in 90 infections, patients can be seen in beds outside this week. hong kong lead us at hospitals are struggling to cope in somalia, at least 9 people reported to been killed in t

sally, very quickly, with about _ covid plan. sally, very quickly, with about 40 _ covid plan. sally, very quickly, with about 40 seconds - covid plan. sally, very quickly, with about 40 seconds left, i covid plan. sally, very quickly, with about 40 seconds left, if| covid plan. sally, very quickly, i with about 40 seconds left, if you don't have free testing, you can't very well enforce self isolation, can you, because people won't know whether they've got it?— whether they've got it? absolutely. given the fact _ whether they've got it? absolutely. given the fact that _ whether they've got it? absolutely. given the fact that a _ whether they've got it? absolutely. given the fact that a good - whether they've got it? absolutely. given the fact that a good third - whether they've got it? absolutely. given the fact that a good third or. given the fact that a good third or more people are asymptomatic with their infection, if they are not tested, they won't know and they will carry on circulating and not doing the right thing, transmitting their infection to all those people aro

hello, i'm sally bundock. it all sounds a bit fishy, we will get to that a little later stop. let's get down to business, and we begin with the rising price of oil which is pushing up the cost of living globally. with tensions on the ukraine russia border not easing, markets are betting demand for oil could go up, and, recently, we saw the price of the black stuff hitting its highest level for 7 years, and this impacts everything from fuel to food bills. today, the members of the oil cartel — opec and other oil producers, will meet. so will they change their decision making on oil production? and what pressure are they under as well. as you can see from this graph, though, oil has been on a steep upward trajectory over the past year with some analysts now predicting it won't be long before it hits $100 a barrel. well, there are three main reasons. firstly, there's now growing optimism about the speed at which the global economic will recover from the coronavirus pandemic. secondly, geopolitical concerns. as well as the ongoing tensions between russia and ukraine, a suspected

sally will be here at the top of the hour. much more on that story coming up. now on bbc news, hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. vladimir putin regards nato, the us, and its western allies as hostile actors, posing a threat to russia's security, and the russian president is adept at exploiting weakness in his adversaries. so he surely welcomes discord over the ukraine crisis in western capitals. my guest is us congressman michael mccaul, an influential republican voice on foreign affairs. with the us facing huge strategic challenges notjust from russia, but china and iran, too, how damaging is the depth of division in washington? congressman michael mccaul in washington, dc, welcome to hardtalk. congressman michael mccaul in washington, dc, welcome to hardtalk. 0h, stephen, thanks for having me. it's a pleasure, congressman. now, you get classified intelligence briefings on a very regular basis from the white house. give me your reading of the current situation in ukraine. i'd describe it as a noose being tied around the nec

didn't like the auto sally alyssa co screen with a bit deeper with saying shocked. it was a home with a new entry and alexander's diary, january the 16th 2015 or that was the day his family was killed by multiplying a room. i'm not sure how military officially come on. i was a bush is really, really cuz she was christian. so yeah, it's another puzzle, a score of course. okay. it's a, it's like a dis, a sim voicing is with chris. are you that are for, for him a or is there at the router that just before we finish we have some breaking.

the blades in the countries north and java president frank valve shy my has begun a 3 day visit to sally gal to talk about establishing cove 19 vaccine facilities in africa. he was welcomed with military honors capital data for holding talk to send a release president mackey south as well as setting up local cove 19 vaccine production. german presidents visit is also expected to focus on the security situation in the wider sally region. multiple european military missions to combat is the risk that terrorism on going all the w political correspondent, you know, has it, is traveling with the german present and joins us from deca. welcome nina. so is this trip men to achieve anything, or is it just for show? because people will wonder why the germany is president? is that rather than a member of the government with real power? o german president, time fight? i stein maya has said that one of the goals of this trip is actually for germany to get a proper assessment of what exactly is needed in terms of trying to foster stability in this i held region. and president stine merits, as i've sai

but sally, which has been linked to o. war criers by the united nations and reportedly they have a place their positions around the civilians using them as a human shield on a param, pull of the greys on independent new sites, spoke to sally. a told us that washington's influence is a major factor in the situation in ukraine at the moment. it's been going on for 8 years. ukraine sovereignty was initially violated in 2014, when the united states supported openly a coup in installed the public government and then sparked off the conflict in the country peace. the suffering of the people have done bad to have experience shelling and artillery fire, or the hands of the ukrainian military over the past 8 years. leading to the death of nearly 15000 people. their story has been completely erased in us media. i think if you pulled the average american individual us american individual, they wouldn't have even known that there was a war in ukraine for the past 8 years. president biden just approve $350000000.00 in weapons to be released to ukraine to the screening government. i wonder where those

are you still doing work with sally mae? >> i put out a song in 2016 called sally mae bank. i'm a proud college graduate and i did take out student loans. i didn't know what i was doing and i had to learn the hard way. yeah. you all feel me, yeah. that being said, when i signed a record deal and i got a big lump sum for money for the first time in my life, thankfully, i had shared all my desire to fit in and be cool and have a whole bunch of material possessions and name brands define me. being financially literate and debt-free defines me. so i paid all my student loans back. i did the song, sally mae and we've gone around the country and given out thousands of dollars this college scholarships so students don't have to take out as many loans. you hear me? we've been giving out fish and teaching them how to fish. i'm coming to the schools and doing the assembly. they say, dee-1, this is the most lit assembly we ever had. he performed for us and at the end of the day was able to bless students with scholarships, so that's amazing and i'm humbled by that. >> thank you, all, s

good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today. a prime minister under pressure — borisjohnson tries to rally support among his mps, after a report into downing street parties criticises a failure of leadership. many of his colleagues are furious with him _ many of his colleagues are furious with him but of the prime minister continues— with him but of the prime minister continues in office. he has pledged to change _ continues in office. he has pledged to change how his office here works, but first, _ to change how his office here works, but first, he — to change how his office here works, but first, he is heading to ukraine to deal— but first, he is heading to ukraine to deal with potential war with russia — the rate of take up of the mmr vaccine is the lowest for a decade — there's a warning it could lead to an outbreak of measles. as royal mail launches stamps with bar codes so they can track and

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so they don't have to leave, not as i was, but i think was them it normally nothing back is a good sally. end of the less you that in 2019 there were more than $3000.00 official evictions. but thousands more are organized privately, sometimes by force from criminal gangs. the poorest families are the hardest hit. they spend about half their income on rent. gentrification is affecting more and more neighborhoods impacting mexico cities poorest residence. and a reminder of the top business stories for falling for this our social media giant meta has warned it could shut down facebook and instagram and europe if it is forced to overhaul its data privacy practices by the european union. it comes with ear, regulators tightened reins on big tack. and the escalating tensions between moscow and the west have raised concerns about the use energy supply. us liquefied natural gas is played only a minor role in the use energy supply, but that may soon change and that's all for me and the business team here in berlin for more from us, check out our website. debbie dot com slash business were also on

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i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: chinese tennis star peng shuai again denies making allegations of sexual assault in her first western media interview since the accusations emerged on social media. looking to thaw tensions between russia and the west — president macron is heading to moscow for talks on ukraine. we report on the frontline in the east of the country. this entire village is a casualty of the conflict. it is extraordinary that anyone still lives here. the handful who remain are pretty much cut off. did politicians�* comments costs hundreds of thousands of lives?

so they don't have to leave us medical stomach to no, i don't think like a seed sally. and on the last few that in 2019 there were more than 3000 official evictions, but thousands more are organized privately, sometimes by force from criminal gangs. the poorest families are the hardest hit. they spend about half their income on rent. gentrification is affecting more and more neighborhoods impacting mexico cities poorest residence. and a reminder of the top isn't stories for falling for this. our social media giant meta has warned it could shut down facebook and instagram and europe if it is forced to overhaul its data privacy practices by the european union. it comes as e regulators tightened reins on big tack. and the escalating tensions between moscow in the west have raised concerns about the use energy supply. us liquefied natural gas is played only a minor role in the use energy supply, but that may soon change and that's all for me and the business team here in berlin for more from us, check out our website. debbie dot com slash business were also on the d. w. new

sally though, because of the harsh coded restrictions in place here, very few spectators were allowed inside the venues to see those magical moments contributing to a subdued atmosphere, really, and making it very difficult to judge whether winter sport has a long term future. here in china and of course questions over beijing suitability as host did linger over the games, but only a handful of athletes felt comfortable enough speaking out, and mostly doing so once they reach the safety of their own countries. now milan cortina in italy takes over the man, so of rinse olympic host in 4 years time. it is of course, a far less controversial choice. and with all the restrictions that we've had to put out with these past 2 weeks, hopefully it will be a less cove. it affected one. on finally carnival celebrations have returned to the friends city of niece. after a 2 year break, spectators enjoyed a lavish arrayed featuring a king. all the animals theme nice carnival was postponed for 2 years because of the kona virus on demick. watching d w. news, he has a reminder of the top star we're fo

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but i keep them into know nothing that is a good sally. and the last, the last in 2019 there were more than 3000 official evictions. but thousands more are organized privately, sometimes by force from criminal gangs. the poorest families are the hardest hit. they spend about half their income on rent in the city administration. raffo gomez is responsible for urban development and construction. he says a legal reform initiative has been launched for more inclusive housing leafy kimball ethan didn't. yet the new law will help turn around the real estate market that so that the inner city, residential areas where people who moved away can live here again. and the construction of affordable housing gets promoted. who did resend, as has been looking for a new apartment. but here where she has always lived, she can't find anything. she has no choice but to stay in this room and endure the owners harassment is made if he says, i've been looking for a place to go and start over, but it's very difficult at hand. the rents are very high that the apa

so they don't have to leave as i was, but i can close them into no, i don't think that the seed sally, and the less you that in 2019 there were more than 3000 officially visions. but thousands more are organized privately, sometimes by force from criminal gangs. the poorest families are the hardest hit. they spend about half their income on rent. gentrification is affecting more and more neighborhoods impacting mexico cities poorest residence. and a reminder of the top business stories for falling for this our social media giant meta has warned it could shut down facebook and instagram and europe if it is forced to overhaul its data privacy practices by the european union. it comes as ear regulators tightened the reins on big tack and the escalating tensions between moscow and the west have raised concerns about that. use energy supply. us liquefied natural gas is played only a minor role in the use energy supply. but that may soon change and that's all for me and the business team here in for land for more. from us, check out our website. debbie dot com slash business were also on th

this is bbc news — i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. france's emmanuel macron moves onto kyiv — after discusing the tense situation on the ukraine—russia border with president putin in moscow. protestors in london harass opposition leader sir keir starmer as borisjohnson faces more calls to withdraw a false accusation he made against him in the house of commons. israeli police face allegations of using spyware against public figures — including aides of the former prime minister benjamin netanyahu. 0ttawa police face mounting criticism for not breaking up a truck drivers, anti covid protest — that's brought the canadian capital to a standstill.

i stay and i was ramos, give out on sally. i love her, it was we going to get out of the sale. go for a stroll. let's go to the theater. and then there were 2 groups. one just wanted to clown around for the others really wanted to do theatre. i realized straight away what helps me improvisation. we helped me coast and will let them know as you go on . doing theater in a mexican prison, courage in 75 minutes on d, w to own or not to own. what about a sharing economy instead? a change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new the economics magazine read or in germany on d w. imagine how many portion of lunch are thrown out in the world right now. the climate change, very hot, the story. this is my place, the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with what for his subscriber all morning. he was like ah ah, this is the w news line from by then russia, the usa. they are open in principle to rush summit to head off war in ukraine. russian president vladimir putin is also considering demands from to break away uk

are you still doing work with sally mae? >> i put out a song in 2016 called sally mae bank. i'm a proud college graduate and i did take out student loans. i didn't know what i was doing and i had to learn the hard way. yeah. you all feel me, yeah. that being said, when i signed a record deal and i got a big lump sum for money for the first time in my life, thankfully, i had shared all my desire to fit in and be cool and have a whole bunch of material possessions and name brands define me. being financially literate and debt-free defines me. so i paid all my student loans back. i did the song, sally mae and we've gone around the country and given out thousands of dollars this college scholarships so students don't have to take out as many loans. you hear me? we've been giving out fish and teaching them how to fish. i'm coming to the schools and doing the assembly. they say, dee-1, this is the most lit assembly we ever had. he performed for us and at the end of the day was able to bless students with scholarships, so that's amazing and i'm humbled by that. >> thank you, all, s

when she busied, i suppose the novice mamma's give her an sally. i love erst it was, we going to get out of the cell, go for a stroll. let's go to the theater. when i seen the little boys northerners came, then there were 2 groups. one just wanted to clown around and the others really wanted to do theater. now say well said loudly, he told us they play a queer, a hooker devil. nurse doctor said he just do it or cellular luck. i say he didn't ask us. hello, hello. are you okay? if you are in a car accident? where am i? oh, where are my parents? that have been we were in the hospital. you had an accident. when are you looking lower level medic? when i realized straight away, what helps me improvisation? it helps me cope and will read it the noise you gorky when i yes. yes. and jessica . okay. chill on our sampling. i felt fantastic as no, but i got my lines. go learn them, not have coalition. anybody can learn something by heart. yes. but to express yourself in to feeling the look that's what's cool for me. i said look, if you like it and people like

sally, sold seashells, by the seashore. so she set up a store on squarespace. and soon sold swanky seashell accessories, savory seaside snacks... and even seashell excursions of the seashore. sally's seashells were so successful, she sailed into the setting sun as a seashell celebrity. daily show." my guest tonight is writer and director janicza bravo. she's here to talk about how she transformed a viral twitter thread about a crazy road trip to florida into one of the movies everybody wanted to watch. >> you're up in my face. i was like listen, just get your ghetto ass up out of my face. it's not fault you're nasty. >> clean your butt! >> it's not my fault. you're nasty. >> clean your butt! ( bleep ). >> word. >> trevor: worst road trip ever. >> it's not a good one, yes. >> trevor: it really isn't, but it makes for a fantastic story. janicza bravo, welcome to "the daily show." >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: you have done something that nobody has done before. you turned a viral twitter thread into a movie. and not just, like, a movie. i mean, this is a

hey, today was had a bit more detail about what sally. eva's lawyers argued in that hearing yesterday . basically, they said that the a positive test was caused by contamination from her grandfather's hot medication. now of course, that will need to be proven at a later date valley eva has also been speaking to russian television. she says she's happy to be competing, but he's emotionally. ty, at that's not really surprising. so we'll just have to see how that affects the performance tonight. she is, of course, the go bundle favor for the event. doesn't cry, and d, w sports. they're reporting from beijing. and that's it from me and the new scheme of fun for now. don't go away though, a seem busy is up. next he has all the businesses for you. i got f as in berlin, thanks for watching. they've had no peace for decades. people of iraq countries devastated. and there's no end to the point. how did it come to this this is revealed and unprecedented story lead.

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i would like to invite sally to say happy new year to everyone. >> thank you. you know what they say never stand before a party when there is stamp unveiling. based on what we learn tonight. thank you for coming to my birthday celebration. it is all of our birthdays. thank you for the apa heritage foundation for including amazon and inviting us to sponsor this event. over the last two years amazon is investing in san francisco. looking around the room so many partners we have worked with and to be inspired by. thank you for that. i am told the water tiger is a symbol of courage and action. i want to let you know as amazon continues to invest in the city we will serve the needs of the community and celebration. thank you for being here tonight. thank you for allowing amazon to be part of it. thank you. >> every year we have been unveiling stamps in san francisco since 1992. i was reminded by my good friends this is the 13th anniversary of the historic announcement of the issue of set of stamps honoring chinese and asian-american cultural heritage in december of

also talking to a colleague, terry schultz to sally, saying that also nato believes that there is increased risk and increase likelihood, where his words are of an attack. taking place to that, these kind of this kind of sense, really setting the tone here in munich and a sense of an extraordinary conference happening with europe potentially on the brink of war. and finally, one step from the german side, which was interesting. now giving out an urgent call for all german citizens who are in ukraine to leave the previous travel warning that the germans have put out was less definitive rigid walker dw chief international edits. i thank you very much. now this fight, those claims from russia, that it is not seek in the military conflicts in ukraine. president vladimir putin supervise what russia calls shadowed military exercises in the company of his staunchest ally in the region. but lucian dida, alexandre, look a single. the maneuvers include tests of nuclear capable ballistic missiles. the la id. oh oh, these are just exercises, but this gale is massive. russia launch ballistic missiles, i

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also talking to a colleague, terry schultz to sally, saying that also nato believes that there is increased risk and increase likelihood, where his words are of an attack taking place to that. these kind of this kind of sense, really setting the tone here in munich, a sense of an extraordinary conference happening with europe potentially on the brink of war. and finally, one step from the german side, which was interesting. now giving out an urgent call for all german citizens who are in ukraine to leave the previous travel warning that the germans have put out was less definitive. richard walker did of you chief international editor. thank you very much. now despite those claims on russia, that it is not seek in military conflicts in ukraine friesland vladimir putin supervise what russia calls shadowed military exercises in the company of his staunchest ally in the region. but lucian, lida, alexander lucas ankle. that maneuvers include tests of nuclear capable, ballistic missiles, b o r, a g o o. these are just exercises, but this gale is massive. russia launched ballistic missiles as part

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