it was formed by a group of women like mary church terrell and margaret mary washington, the wife of booker t. washington. and josephine saint pierre roughen. maybe some other women who were involved. we know that mayor church terrell became the first president of, it is she gets the credit for being the founder. but there was a group of women who founded it. but here was, also, a member of the national association for colored women, was this great lady from florida, whose name was mary mcleod bethune. many of those women where suffragettes. many of them were suffragettes during that period to. but mrs. bethune was active in there because she became the fourth president. she was close to be there for 1924 to 1928. she said, i have arrived, i have a platform that i'm going to use. because i'm president of the premier organization and i want them to move across this world, i want them to bring all the scattered bodies together. and we will have a collective body and a unity, a unified body. is that correct, sister? yes, thank you very much. okay? and she also moved out -- let me tell y

i have two special guests who will talk about mary, mary, life with mary, and upcoming events like our trend 40. we have christoph sandoval. and then we have raymond frost. i want to find out more about you. i know that you are the head of the legion of mary, the local chapter. tell us about that. >> we have a number of catholics, men and women, who are committed to the love of mary, to unite themselves to mary and caring out their daily activities but also in their time, their free time. they are committed to try to bring christ christ to the world and that is our mission at the legion of mary. it is in all countries and and it has been in san francisco francisco since 1933. we are really pleased to be able to be here to talk about the rosary rally. >> deacon christoph sandoval, you work at the parish of the >> i vethministryright here. right here. some of the work that i do is very hands on and it is walking the footsteps of the gospel and helping those who who are very sick. i visited 16 skilled nursing homes. i find pe find people who are in crisis, always reaching out to mary. s c

mary mcleod bethune. the image you see behind me usually when i'm doing tv from my whipped office, you see wb devoid is, mary mcleod bit thune -- mary mcleod bethune and thurgood marshall. there's a statue i have to explain sometimes called "i am a man." some of you may remember that statue grew out of a protest in memphis, tennessee that led to the death of martin luther king jr. i spend all of my time trying to do what i can to make sure that we preserve history. i don't want to whitewash history. i don't want to revise history. i want us to learn from history and do what -- said to us -- if we fail to learn the lessons of history you are bound to repeat them and you cannot learn history lessons by dealing in false representations of history. it has to be what it is. and so what the state of florida has done is kick started something because after they made this move, she is so proud of it, she talks about it all the time, stops me on the floor with an update. with this -- when the state of virginia dec

mary mcleod pattern comes in again. she believed in the depths of her soul, that while we may be looked differently by race, we may love differently by sexual orientation and we may worship as supreme being which different language, we are all gods people. she just continues to re-enter my life. let me also say, this sister president le pen. in becoming an anthropologist, think that i had another fluttery until look up to. doornail hurston. [applause] >> so the point i would make is very simply this, it is something we would say so -- something we would say at bennett college. if you -- if you can see one, you can be one. >> my, what a message. now, the final question as we do this interview, is, what is the message for tomorrow from mary mcleod but then that we should share with our students, children, grandchildren and how will her legacy change the world? >> the lessons are so many. let me just use one. if you believe something, you have the responsibility to make it happen. she believed in the power of women. she di

he was a student at william and mary like his father. he did well at william and mary, but there is still a distance between the two of them. a formality, almost. probably owing to the fact that they didn't see each other that much while robert was growing up. john tyler junior, who was born in 1819, no doubt was the one who took his father's absence the hardest. young john eventually became an alcoholic and suffered through a troubled marriage that was largely his doing. he really had a lot of troubles both before and after tyler's presidency, that john tyler really dispaired of. at one point, thinking that he would end up dead. that they would find out that his son and namesake would be dead. so there is a lot of contention within the relationships that tyler shared with his children. but it's letitia, especially who found it extremely difficult to deal with her husbands continuous absences. there is an anecdote from may of 1831 that i think is particularly telling in this regard. in may of 1831 after the congressional session had ende

he was a student at william and mary like his father. did well at william and mary but there is still a distance between the two of them or formality almost. the fact they did not see each other that much will robert was growing up. john tyler junior was born in 1819 no doubt took his father's absence of the hardest. young john, and eventually became an alcoholic, suffered through a troubled marriage that was largely his doing. before and after despaired of that one point thinking he was going to be dead they found that his son and namesake would be dead. with his children, leticia who found it extremely difficult to deal with her husband continuous absences. there is an anecdote from may of 1831 that is particularly telling in this regard. in may at 1831 after the congressional session had ended, john tyler returned home to virginia. i barely put his back down when he informed leticia he had been invited to a political meeting in richland. we would be leaving tomorrow and be gone a few days. while that night, leticia got very ill. so il

he was a student at william and mary, like his father. he did well at william and mary, but there is still a distance between the two of them. a formality, almost. probably owing to the fact that they didn't see each other that much while robert was growing up. john tyler junior, who was born in 1819, no doubt was the one who took his father's absence the hardest. young john eventually became an alcoholic and suffered through a troubled marriage that was largely his doing. he really had a lot of troubles both before and after tyler's presidency, that john tyler really dispaired of. at one point, thinking that he would end up dead. that they would find out that his son and namesake would be dead. so there is a lot of contention within the relationships that tyler shared with his children. but it's letitia, especially who found it extremely difficult to deal with her husbands continuous absences. there is an anecdote from may of 1831 that i think is particularly telling in this regard. in may of 1831 after the congressional session had ende

there's a great back and forth with mary and she determined where it was going to happen. she wanted it to be in oak ridge cemetery. he was buried there as you may know few years later. there was a plot to steal his body. thankfully that was foiled in many years later when robert taub was still alive. they build the new tomb at oakridge cemetery where he is safely buried along with mary and everyone in the family except for robert todd who's married who's buried at arlington national cemetery when when visitors come to the museum, it's it's a great experience. i hope for everyone and you can learn many things about abraham lincoln about his times about the civil war. i hope they leave realizing at least one thing and that's that lincoln is still very relevant to us today that the ideas he stood for is still the idea is that we as a nation say we aspire to today and that he can be a great model for all of us of how we attain those attain those principles. the wilson international or center for scholars. >> the woodrow wilson international center for scholars aims to unite t

rose went— even as divers worked to bully her up, the mary rose went through l up, the mary rose went through another— up, the mary rose went through another heart _ up, the mary rose went through another heart stopping - up, the mary rose went through another heart stopping drama. l up, the mary rose went through another heart stopping drama. i| up, the mary rose went through another heart stopping drama. i want to be the peeple's — another heart stopping drama. i want to be the people's governor. - another heart stopping drama. i want to be the people's governor. i- another heart stopping drama. to be the people's governor. i want to be the people's governor. i want to represent everybody. i believe in a people of california. this is newsday on the bbc. our headlines... the uk chancellor tries to shore up his government's economic credibility after an embarrasing u—turn on a key budget policy. indonesia sacks a police chief — after one of the world's worst football stadium disasters. the supreme leader of iran has blamed the united states and israel of orchestrating protests

>> dear, mary. no idea that a little innocent poking into her own past would dredge up a shocking truth, long buried. >> oh, i was stunned. it was unbelievable. >> and a nightmare's worth of terror. >> i could've been killed that day. >> that would bring together an unlikely band of friends, old and new, in a fight to right a terrible wrong. >> and then a miracle happen. >> but no. in 2009, it was just an ordinary summer day. no sign of providence anywhere. just mary reminiscing about the old days and friends long since gone away. well, you know how it is? a person wonders. not such an uncommon thing among people who grew up as mary did in northeast detroit. >> when i moved in, it was actually a nice neighborhood. you could walk around the streets, singing at 1:00 in the morning in the summer. and never had to worry about anything. and then -- >> it changed? >> oh, it definitely changed. >> yeah. >> started going really downhill. >> not that particular summer day. mary was in a mood to remember the

anne-marie? >> wendy gillette in new york. thank you very much. >>> iranian state media says that at least eight people were killed and 61 hurt after a fire broke out saturday at a prison in tehran holding political prisoners and anti-government activists. the families of two americans being held there said that they were safe as of yesterday morning. iranian officials say the fire was caused by a fight between inmates in a prison workshop. roxana saberi has more. >> reporter: the flames that erupted from iran's most notorious prison turned deadly with activists fearing the number killed is much higher than claimed by the regime. as the sound of gunshots and explosions rang out in videos posted on line, families waited anxiously to learn about their loved ones trapped inside. iran's state-run media sent in a reporter claiming firefighters quelled the flames in a sewing workshop and that prisoners were safe in bed. the prison houses both regular criminals and political prisoners like journalists, activists, and recently protest

in 1840 when mary lumpkin would have been eight. it's possible that mary lumpkin is that that eight year old? we don't know if mary lumpkin was purchased alone away from her family, if she was stolen, if she was purchased with a family member, her mother or a sister or something we just don't know. and so, you know, because these stories work well to be told and sort of chronological is the primary thread i really wanted to imagine more what that her life might have looked like at that time. and so i turned to the works progress administration, which was a federal agency that finally decided in the 1930s to preserve the stories of enslaved people and if you haven't spent any time reading the works progress administration and interviews with enslaved people, it's a really wonderful way to learn firsthand what the experiences of, say, people were. i mean, they're not perfect because a lot of times the interview workers, we're not well trained about how to interview. many of them were white and so didn't really understand what they wer

ah, and when the battle from mary you will began. keith state hopes on milton's from the outer nationalist as of regiment. with this both only a couple of quarter numbers, a bomb care. i'm not a good deal. daughter, i'm never sure. yeah. my cousin, of course and digital bull goes off, but just the dos starting with the most mature garcia. with as all regimen fighters, trained by nato instructors have adopted a new tactic, a forcing residence to stay in the besieged city. they use them as human shields. with id is they do a half of children the way to did it would be wouldn't. so if you needed talk, i'm sure that the, for we'll just with to proceed in a hurry up and mislead gives you a lease with a deliberate growth up on the chinese. the proof that i still only knew hello, yes, you will check and see it on you. but these are like national. i brought that back . you go are seeing your seeing you been there and you come when you brought them, but you move. move in the neck, waking them up. loose professional russian soldiers and ordina

>> mary bruce live in florida leading us off. mary, our thanks to you and to victor oquendo tonight. >>> to the breaking news involving short career ya. a short time ago, launching two new ballistic missiles, after launching that missile over japan that sent many running for cover. tonight, there's also news of a mishap during a joint u.s./south korea exercise meant to be a show of force. so, what happened? martha raddatz tonight with late reporting here. >> reporter: tonight, north korea launching two short range ballistic missiles. it comes as the u.s. is sending the aircraft carrier "ronald reagan" back to the region, as tensions increase, after monday's launch over japan left citizens scrambling for cover. south korea and the u.s. responded with a show of force, but tonight, an embarrassing malfunction. a south korean missile plowed into a military base during a live fire drill with the u.s., turning it into a real live fire. there were no injuries but south korea didn't even acknowledge the malfunction until hours after soci

when the battle from mary you both again? keith staked its hopes on militants from the ultra nationalist as our regiment. with this a boast only a couple of quarter numbers, a bomb care. i'm not a good deal better. i'm never sure i'd say y'all, my cousin of course and will be so bold puzzled. but you said austin, you're probably the most mature garcia for you today. as emily from the wood, as all regimen fighters, trained by nato instructors have adopted a new tactic or forcing residence to stay in the besieged city. they use them as human shields. with godaddy math is they do so when you got a function on the look the way to be when so if you need them to do a for we'll just with to proceed in a ups store in mislead gives you honey, be another lease, but you with a deliberate growth, a reference to the new, but these are like national. i brought them back. you got more seniority and you've been there and you come when you brought them, but you move. good luck with whom? luke professional russian soldiers and ordinary people

ah when the battle from mary you will began keith st. its hopes on militants from the ultram nationalists. as our regiment with this are both only a couple of quarter numbers, a bomb care. i've got a good deal better. i'm never sure i got my cousin of course, nor beecham bull puzzles. but you said austin, you're probably the most mature garcia for you today. most emily, from that would you as of regimen fighters, trained by nato instructors, have adopted a new tactic or forcing residence to stay in the besieged city. they use them as human shields. with godaddy math is they do the slow when it can't be pretty high fever. hope she'll be on the way to be when a little issue with need talk. i'm sure the others are for just with to proceed with up with you deliberate, grow step on a reference to it, then you put, these are like, mess him up. i brought them back. you got to what i seen. you've seen you been there and you got when you brought that much, you move. good luck with whom lose professional russian soldiers and ordinary people from d

the mary rose was king henry viii's favourite warship, and in 1516, while battling the french, it sunk under mysterious circumstances. for more than 400 years, it lay on its side at the bottom of the river solent. but amazingly, the starboard half was preserved under the silt, which led, in 1982, to one of the most complex maritime salvage operations in history. and now, exactly a0 years on, i've donned a bluetooth—connected backpack that will release different smells as i chase around the mary rose museum in portsmouth, trying to work out why the ship went down. right in the bowels of the ship now, and i'm smelling tar. it's like the roadworks outside my house! we've got a genuine mystery here. we don't know why the mary rose sunk on 19july 1516, and now, we're giving you the chance to, through following these clues, work it out for yourself. my dad was a sailor for the spanish merchant navy. he's from the sahara desert in north africa originally. myjob is to meet the characters and watch the scenes that might explain the sinking. i think i'm gonna fire the cannon now, which is gonn

and mary, you poke people began to form malicious. yeah. got you got to talk to people as my done a few of them looked at all as could view as he could look to see what he saw of year krakowski me. do you want to go up to 43 and it will be earlier for you to bring up a new differ from florida to meet that old you my senior you based on your boss with the horrible bridge or she will get you brought on another bus almost with them, but some of the procurement humans are both media with a go to school. when you get over a bit, i see a little more when we took a resource for you. what's the medical profession? some like, ah, articles, case prediction came true within weeks. the city then you keep authority sent on my dad. protest isn't amin. it's too was murray. you both a crucial industrial center in southern ukraine in the cool and you should could it's all little screen regionally. i supposed to live with my church listening. okay. unless you do external school will miss anika? one initial i said she'll snooze up because all the students, bu

because that was marie. that was marie. >> then, march and cook, and howard gray, live just a 45 minutes drive from the house. they heard about the murder on the news. they never connected it to and sprayed in. or the tweet attacks for that matter. >> no, absolutely not. >> it was, you know, she was military. >> but that was before they knew what they had no now. before another awful crime shook their community. only then, with all these crimes be connected. only then would the perpetrator be unmasked. in a story that would rock the nation. >> coming up! >> a 47 year old woman wouldn't believed back her blackberry, purse, wallet, kharkiv, how skis. >> a young woman disappears without a trace. >> it's just a mystery. an absolute mystery. >> when dateline continues! when dateline continues tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczem

i'm anne-marie green. the man accused of attacking the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi with a hammer will be charged today and arraigned tomorrow. sources say david depape allegedly had a bag full of zip ties when he broke into the home on friday. he also allegedly had a list of people he wanted to target. in some of her first comments since the attack, nancy pelosi said her husband paul continues to improve, but that her family is heartbroken and traumatized by the incident. jonathan vigliotti has more from san francisco. >> reporter: 82-year-old paul pelosi is recovering after surgery for a fractured skull. sources tell cbs news it could have been worse. pelosi held off the attack by asking the intruder to use the bathroom. that's when he called 911 for help. the suspect, 42-year-old david depape who had a history of spreading political conspiracy theories on line allegedly struck pelosi with a hammer before being tackled bipolice. sources say he was looking for nancy pelosi who was in washington a

mary? >> definitely unlikely. britt clennett in kyiv for us tonight, thank you. >>> now to the crucial midterm elections here in the u.s. your voice, your vote. 18 days left to go. tonight, battleground arizona where republican election deniers are up and down the ballot, including in the race for the governor. katie hobbs, the current secretary of state facing off against republican kari lake, an outspoken donald trump loyalist. abc's chief washington correspondent jonathan karl one-on-one with the candidates on the ground in arizona tonight. >> reporter: in arizona, more than any other state, donald trump and his die-hard supporters have taken over the republican party. virtually every candidate for statewide and congressional office has repeated trump's lie that the 2020 election was stolen. >> oh, man, arizona you're too good to me. do you love this guy or what? >> reporter: the trumpian star out here is kari lake, a former arizona tv news anchor running for governor. many trump allies

mary bruce with us live from fort myers. mary, unclear exactly what the president was talking about there, but getting far more attention for most of this day, all of those images of the president and the governor pledging to work together, already working together, and of course, mary, it's not lost on anyone that this is the president and a governor who many believe wants to be president. >> reporter: david, a pretty remarkable moment. the president in one of his biggest republican rivals putting their differences on hold in a public way. now agreeing on one thing -- that for the sake of the people here in florida, they have to work together. but with the midterms now just 34 days away, it's unclear tonight how long this political cease-fire will last. david? >> mary bruce live in florida leading us off. mary, our thanks to you and to victor oquendo tonight. >>> in the meantime, to the breaking news involving north korea. a short time ago, we learned launching two new ballistic missiles, after already launching that missil

mary todd lincoln is an amazing woman. i think her role with abraham lincoln, getting him involved with politics, was extraordinarily important. i think sometimes overlooked in that story, she came from a very connected family in kentucky, the todd family. very aristocratic family there. she was close friends as a youth with henry clay, one of abraham lincoln's great idols in the u.s. senate. so, she had a political background, would read the newspapers and talk politics with her father. she's extraordinarily well educated. when she met lincoln, i think she saw in him a rough version of what he could be. she realized that there was a leader that she was seeing, a future leader there. so, i think she prided him along the way, pushed him a little bit. definitely supported him. they were a really good political pair. obviously issues, particularly later in her life. but as we put that pair together, they are one heck of a political pair. as a lawyer, abraham had made a name for himself in central illinois but also as a politi

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mary was about to make some incredible accusations. and she wouldn't back down. >> could rebecca have been killed? a second autopsy magnifies the mystery. coming up. >> there are some deep bruising and internal bleeding, which couldn't be explained by the hanging. >> but could be explained by what? >> somebody knocking her down from behind and hog-tying her. there was a struggle. >> a twist was coming. >> did you have anything to do with rebecca's death? >> absolutely not. >> you thought you had nothing to hide? >> i knew i had nothing to hide. >> when dateline continues. woah, surprised to see you here. how's your head? all good man. [vacuum cleaner] advil targets pain at the source. when pain comes for you, come back fast with advil liquid gels. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i

bye: i kind of agree with mary on this one. it is good to have a diverse group of people helping to run this country. i would simply acknowledge nick that don young was a republican and he allowed this. she offered to give less pay, he fired somebody who did not want the vaccine. gov. palin: they need to know how to run an office. we need writers in congress and that includes getting rid of people who are trying to run the show when they are not an elected official. you know who was running the show? lawyers and lobbyists and they are usually quite young. they have a worldview that is this big. we need to be aware of how the operation works there. moderator: now it is time for our lightning round. each candidate left 15 seconds to answer yes or no to these questions and provide a brief explanation if they would like. moderator: do you believe there should be restrictions on who can access firearms? gov. palin: no, we do not need any more laws on the books. it will just lead to confiscation ultimately because that is the goal of

the mary rose was mary rose king shipwrecks in the world. the mary rose king henry viii favourite warship and went battling the french it sunk under mysterious circumstances. for more than 400 years it lay on inside at bottom of the river, but amazingly the starboard half was kept which led to one of the most complex maritime salvage operations in history. and now, exactly 40 years on, i have donned a bluetooth connected backpack that will release different smells as i chase around the mary rose museum in portsmouth trying to work out why the ship went down. right in the bowels of the ship now and i am smelling tar. it is like the roadworks outside their house. we have a genuine mystery here. we have a genuine mystery here. we don't know why the mary rose sunk on july we don't know why the mary rose sunk onjuly and we don't know why and we're giving you the chance to work it out for yourself. chance to work it out for yourself-— chance to work it out for ourself. ~ ., ., , ., yourself. might dad was a sailor for— yourself. might dad was

mary bruce at the white house. she'll break it all down. what american families need to know about gas and your taxes. >>> there is also major news in the war in ukraine. tonight, vladimir putin declaring martial law in four territories in ukraine. what does this now signal, what st 's coming next? and what secretary of state antony blinken told our george stephanopoulos earlier today. >>> in the u.s. tonight, the alarming scene playing out at hospitals in at least 22 states. the alarming rise in children now hospitalized with respiratory illnesses. this isn't covid, but what authorities are warning about this and what parents should look for. >>> here in florida, three weeks to the day since hurricane ian hit. our team making their way across that destroyed causeway. the temporary fix. what's now been done. also, the health concerns here. the rise in flesh eating bacteria after the hurricane. and why some cchg reti.thrnndt >>> in miami tonight, the developing headline. the customs and border protection officer shot and killed during what t

yeah, good luck with when the battle for mary you will began keith st. its hopes on militants from the ultra nationalist as our regiment. which is a boston near cup recorded numbers, 13 unable russia. bomb care america, the old gutter. i'm nevada. yeah, my cousin, of course, no diesel ball goes off. but you said last time you were with them was michelle garcia, with as all regimen fighters, trained by nato instructors have adopted a new tactic, a forcing residence to stay in the besieged city. they use them as human shields with id is they do. so when i do half up children, the look the way to be when the issue with just with to proceed in a way up with you deliberate growth up on a, a reference to the new. but these are like national. i brought that back. you go to senior senior, then there, and you got one year, but we brought that much more. no good yet. breaking them up with too loose. professional russian soldiers and ordinary people from don bass. those who joined the people's militia a few days before the fighting broke out went to storm. mary, yo

looks like we might have lost mary. mary, can you hear us? all right, looks like we might have lost mary there. again, if you are just joining us that was an earthquake you felt about 30 minutes ago. 5.0 centered around san jose and let get to gianna who i think has a little bit more on how traffic is impacted by all of this. gianna? redneck i am keeping a close eye on public transit. you just spoke to tracy hendler ross from bta and they are running about the t miles per hour for bta light rail. this is pretty standard when earthquakes happen. that part, caltrain, bta all run at reduced so they can do inspections. it should take about another 30 minutes to see bta get back on track but for anyone who plans on using that within the next two minute or within the next hour, plan on those delays or backed at least some sewer slower speeds when you're on the train. the latest from bart is because of that earthquake trains are still running at reduced beads so they can complete the track inspections. they are singles residual delays are about 10 t

the battle from mary, opal had lasted almost 3 months. ah lou busha waterways, a sheep or a water and many of the medical also the glee, enrique, as in john daughters and all those who have stated that nato was not good morning who and this kind of a show is hands again. you can. so this thing was coming for last with the dormitories, not that suddenly we spend 11 finding, ah ah, ah, a one the key of authorities and they real masses in the west to hear me so that everyone remembers that the people who live in the next can again, it's own and that rogia regions have become a citizen. a settlement, a ma king, the session of the bombast of public and has long regions into russia. also ahead great off for celebrated nato membership called the chief of the align pool saying that needs to be a consensus within the minutes. the blow.

mary bruce at the white house. she'll break it all down. what american families need to know about gas and your taxes. >>> there is also major news in the war in ukraine. tonight, vladimir putin declaring martial law in four territories in ukraine. what does this now signal? what's coming next? and what secretary of state antony blinken told our george stephanopoulos late today. ian pannell inside ukraine. >>> in the u.s. tonight, the alarming scene playing out at hospitals in at least 22 states. the alarming rise in children now hospitalized with respiratory illnesses. this isn't covid, but what authorities are warning about this and what parents should look for. >>> here in florida, three weeks to the day since hurricane ian hit. our team making their way across that destroyed causeway. the temporary fix. what's now been done. also, the health concerns here. the rise in flesh eating bacteria after the hurricane. and why some cars are catching fire and then reigniting. the warning and what to be aware of. matt gut

the mary rose was king henry viii's favourite warship and in 1516, while battling the french, it sunk under mysterious circumstances. for more than 400 years, it lay on its side at the bottom of the river solent but amazingly, the starboard half was preserved under the silt. which led, in 1982, to one of the most complex maritime salvage operations in history. and now, exactly a0 years on, i have donned a bluetooth—connected backpack that will release different smells as i chase around the mary rose museum in portsmouth, trying to work out why the ship went down. right in the bowels of the ship now and i'm smelling tar. it's like the roadworks outside my house. we've got a genuine mystery here. we don't know why the mary rose sunk on i9july1545 and now, we're giving you the chance to, through following these clues, work it out for yourself. my dad was a sailor for the spanish merchant navy. he's from the sahara desert in north africa originally. myjob is to meet the characters and watch the scenes that might explain the sinking. i think i'm going to fire the cannon now. we're just g

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anne-marie joins us from washington, d.c.. it feels like something the oil markets are shaking off at the moment. can they continue to shake it off in the months ahead? >> i a lot of that depends on how demand shakes out. also what happens with china in terms of their covid zero policy and lockdown. if china comes roaring back, you will see prices start to spike on demand. then the sanctions are going to start to bite. the year in union sanctions will start -- the eu sanctions will start to take impact in december. our colleague sat down with the deputy prime minister of russia. it's his first interview since vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine with an international organization and he had said this price cap is going to be a blowback for those if they sign up for it. >> it creates a bad precedent. it will primarily hit the ones who are doing it. there's a number of examples. if it is implemented, we are not going to [indiscernible] >> where the price goes depends on a number of things going into the winter. what we should no

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mary bruce in pittsburgh. >> reporter: with 19 days to go, president biden today touching down in the state that could determine control of the senate. on the tarmac in pittsburgh, greeting democratic senate candidate john fetterman with this prediction -- >> you're going to win. >> reporter: fetterman, pennsylvania's lieutenant governor, is locked in a tight race with dr. mehmet oz. >> john, thank you very much for running. i really do appreciate it. >> reporter: together, they visited the site of a collapsed bridge to show the president's new infrastructure law in action. >> so, this law is about more than rebuilding infrastructure, it's about rebuilding the middle class. something john knows a lot about and talks a lot about. >> reporter: later, fetterman tagging along with the president to pick up lunch, doing what few candidates have done so far this campaign season. with biden's approval rating in the 40s, some have said flatly they don't want the president to come campaign for them. >> sir, why don't mo

and on her way back, she takes people who are too weak to live in the ruins of mary. you pull any more april above the guide, nothing. just assume with accumulate our door busy. never done this, chris mooney, hershey give us credit post the much need for close demo with the coastal grains. just write up a little logo, jones, now get them see that the grains, if my brozowski, which genuine you welcome had you of the young people to know also that those who may have not got an e. what grip? yeah. what shall shows about. do you only still know? maria, who's old ladies, are involuntary witnesses to the cities? horrifying battles. many couldn't get down to basement or a shelter because of their age. so they watched the horrors of war from the windows of shell flats. oh, just oh. yeah, you got one here? yes. in with you. i thought with, [000:00:00;00] with my grandma tomorrow, this is the 2nd storming of my radio blue she seen in her life. she survived the horrors of well going to a child with a she think the d as later she'd say nazi tag. thanks again. this time from ukrai

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mary bruce in pittsburgh. >> reporter: with 19 days to go, president biden today touching down in the state that could determine control of the senate. on the tarmac in pittsburgh, greeting democratic senate candidate john fetterman with this prediction -- >> you're going to win. >> reporter: fetterman, pennsylvania's lieutenant governor, is locked in a tight race with dr. mehmet oz. >> john, thank you very much for running. i really do appreciate it. >> reporter: together they visited the site of a collapsed bridge to show the president's new infrastructure law in action. >> so, this law is about more than rebuilding infrastructure, it's about rebuilding the mids class. something john knows a lot about and talks a lot about. >> reporter: later, fetterman tagging along with the president to pick up lunch, doing what few candidates have done so far this campaign season. with biden's approval rating in the 40s, some have said flatly they don't want the president to come campaign for them. >> sir, why don't more

today, mary, you police getting used to peaceful life again. the city is recovering after almost 3 months of fighting. mm hm. everyone's looking for something new housing, food and water, lost relatives and friends through stories of rescue repeat themselves. ah, with sure that when you the show a fetus for all of us in the she didn't the one with alicia, a volunteer. anna has just a few hours left before the curfew. she's been looking for the stopping her family all day long. doing this of the gal stopping to go this with a lot of the 3 you know, the main thing is to get ready and leave the city before dark. here a little louis with the call, you know, there's nothing. and dorothy louis armstrong already used to vote for diseased bows condition by using their motion to brings you to lounge with funds from a photo and video of the shooting. i see a function of the force of mom. them was your for you them for my teeth or my last that there are there now stating those. ready ready ready no i'm in. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready b

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