but marie managed to do something do victims. can. she worked out her scammers, true identity as i'm, i'm fine. he was supposedly a business man with a good life. from italy and the us on. when i exposed him, i found out he was in nigeria. now, maria's set to meet the man in person for the 1st time in court in the nigerian capital a boot jack. i'm really nervous because i'm about to look him in the eyes. the oaks on reading the, the maurice ordeal began in 2018 with a short message. i'm telling you, i said my instagram account of public to reach more people for my business and we stayed home until yeah, i hear on quick the type of show time later i got a message that said hello, beautiful hope i don't bother you. beautiful hope i don't both are you? it's funny. i thought it was nice because he apologized for disturbing me. so we started chatting the cnn check and flickered as of this about his as that was the 1st picture he sent me out of the junky, introduced himself as a business man who wanted to collaborate with me. now pretty muc

to break the spell, marie is told to cook some yam. the priest says that she'll get her money back in 3 days to an answer, so it looks nice, but it doesn't have much of an effect on me anymore because it, on the feeder i felt before has subsided. thank you very much. now, yes, and ask response of the that's all, but let's see if the magic works to send it via the, the focus victims. the fed on them front or maybe on sunday when i'm in the plane. so i'll check my bank account and see that the money's arrive during this marie still wants to find out more about how the scammers operate. but she has to cut short her trip to been in city because there's surprising news from a bu jeff. all right, i'm going to be searching but i am in june tomorrow i went to the judge so they gave them the students name. am lucy tomorrow? thank you bye. and it looks like the court hearing is happening after all. so marie is heading back to a budget, the better help her solomon remains in been in city. he's made contact with a group of scammers. in nigeria, th

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there mary's pious fathers were in pain. hell of a lot.he apocrypha of the great father of the most holy lady mary is falling. after falling, suffering from severe experiences and pain, which was experienced by their loved ones, tired of yahim , he went to the desert until the end of 40 zens and the beginning. then anel sir abvyastsіў yama daugachakana news ab tym, that i am plowing a little. that by the will of god, i am a people's dacha, and it is to be called mary. that one just as the hour was approaching, hanna went to the garden to mourn her life. i recognized the eyes of the sky and the great verabin nests on the laurel tree, i prayed for god’s help. lord god, we are useful, as we give paternity. to all things, including livestock and livestock , fish and birds, we all bring joy to our patrimony. are you going to give me the gift of your daughter? you know, panya, that i gave an abyss for a bundle of love, if you give me a son and a dacha, i will honor them to you in your holy temple. anel appeared for the sake of the hetai of malit

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that is just one mary. i want the millions of mary in this room to actually start initiatives, and to speak up for refugees like i do. >> there is just one mary, and thank goodness we got to meet her! everybody, let's think mary maker! you are amazing. wow. you'll have a chance to visit with mary out in our expo shortly. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by the television companies, and more, including spark light. >> the greatest town on earth is a place to call home. at spark light, it's our home too, and right now, we're all facing our greatest challenge. that's why sparklight is working round-the-clock to keep you connected. we're doing our part so it's a little easier to do yours. >> sparklight supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span 2 . exploring the people and events that held the american story. at 4:15 p.m. easte

but marie managed to do something do victims. can. she worked out her scammers, true identity as i'm, i'm fine. he was supposedly a business man with a good life. from italy and the us on. when i exposed him, i found out he was in nigeria. now, maria's set to meet the man in person for the 1st time in court in the nigerian capital a boot jack. i'm really nervous because i'm about to look him in the eyes. the oaks on reading the, the maurice ordeal began in 2018 with a short message. i sent my instagram account to public, to reach more people for my business and we stayed home until yeah, i hear on a quick the type of short time. later i got a message that said hello, beautiful hope. i don't bother you. beautiful hope i don't both are you is fine. my thought it was nice because he apologized for disturbing me. so we started chatting the same and check and flickered. as of this, a lot of that was the 1st picture he sent me out of the junky, introduced himself as a business man who wanted to collaborate with me pretty much to this is, th

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that's what i do, but there is one mary, only. i want the millions of mary in this room to actually start initiatives and speak up for refugees like i do. >> there is just one mary, and thank goodness we got to meet her. everybody, let's thank mary maker. you are amazing. yowi have a chance to visit with mary ouinour expo shortly. thank you. >>> on saturday former president and 2020 for republican residential candidate donald trump speaks to voters at a campaign rally in st. cloud minnesota. watching the event live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org . >>> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including spark light. >> the greatest tent on earth is a place you call home. at spark light it is our home too and right now we are all facing our greatest challenge. that's why spark light is working around the clock to keep you connected. we are doing our part so it is a little easier to do yours. >> spark like supports

but marie managed to do something do victims. can. she worked out her scamarus true identity and he was supposedly a business man with a good life from italy and the us on. when i exposed him, i found out he was in nigeria. now maria's set to meet the man in person for the 1st time in court and then jerry and capital a boucher offensive. i'm really nervous because i'm about to look him in the eyes. the oaks on reading the, the maurice ordeal began in 2018 with a short message. and i said my instagram account to public, to reach more people for my business. and we stay home until yeah, i hear on a quick the type of show time later i got a message that said hello, beautiful hope i don't bother you. beautiful hope i don't both are you is fine. my thought it was nice because he apologized for disturbing me. so we started chatting the cnn set the intake boot as it is. that is, as that was the 1st picture he sent me out of the junky, introduced himself as a business man who wanted to collaborate with me pretty much to this. is this the same

to break the spell, marie is told to cook some yam. the priest says that she'll get her money back in 3 days to an answer, so it looks nice, but it doesn't have much of an effect on me anymore. on the feet or i felt before has subsided. thank you very much. now. yeah, i sent it to respond. i'll see, that's all. but let's see if the magic works to send it via to the focus victims defense on a month or maybe on sunday when i'm in the plane. and i'll check my bank account and see that the mondays arrive during this marie still wants to find out more about how the scammers operate. but she has to cut short her trip to been in city because there's surprising news from a bu jeff. all right, i'm going to be searching but i am in june and tomorrow i went to the gym today. again, the student is my am lucy tomorrow? thank you bye. and it looks like the court hearing is happening after all. so maria is heading back to a budget the but her help her solomon remains in been in city. he's made contact with a group of scammers. in nigeria, they're kno

. ♪♪ >> anne-marie: it is friday, july 19, 2024. cbs news mornings. >> when i heard a loud, whizzing sound and felt something hit me really, really hard on my right ear, i said to myself, "wow, what was that? it can only be a bullet." >> anne-marie: for the first time donald trump speaks publicly about the attempt on his life as he accepts the republican nomination while wrestlers to rock stars show there. a matter of days, what lawmakers tell us about president biden possibly leaving the race for the white house. the latest democrat calling for him to quit. and breaking developments out of tel aviv where there has been a deadly explosion. ♪ ♪ oh, good morning and good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green erika we began with donald trump speaking publicly for the first time since his attempted assassination. trump delivered his keynote address at the republican national convention where he accepted his party's presidential nomination. he also offered a detailed account of surviving last week ends shooting and sabrina franza has the

brian, marie _ here. yes, difficult situation. brian, marie called _ here.situation. brian, marie called the party| brian, marie called the party racist, would you accept that? i think what they are seen and say as racist, but i don't agree with it, and i'm not part of it. i think safety is then number one thing. when candidates are saying you have to and i'm pleased for them to be respected, i've travelled to the us. they've also got a lot of problems. from what i've seen in spain and the us, police are respected. i say hi to the police because i've grown up there. i have this respect and honour to the police come and i thank them for the service. here, it's totally the reverse. only say hi to the police, they want to stop you and say, is everything ok to stop safety is the main thing right now, and it's not about racism. racism isjust... theyjust use it as it can't affect. racism isjust. .. they 'ust use it as it can't affect._ as it can't affect. two very opposing _ as it can't affect. two very opposing views _ as it can't affect. two very opposing views

marie, does he stay or does he go? >> marie: we are witnessing last few days of biden's reelection campaign. once nancy pelosi tells you it is probably the end, that is good assign that is where we are heading. polls are not perfect, but numbers don't lie. blue labs, new poll shows 15,000 voters, four democrats pull five points ahead, woos moore, kelly, gretchen whitmer and kamala harris is three points ahead of him. democrats do better by 9-12 points in a close election those are good enough margins democrats would win. i do think we paused on this conversation earlier in the week after the tragic and awful assassination attempt and democrats are coming together this week looking at the numbers and not having any confidence there is a way to turn this campaign around. there are a lot of days left between now and november. no plan and no ability that many of us can see that would allow joe biden to turn this campaign around. i think we're getting close. >> kayleigh: i think we are, too. unde underlining this, president

he and mary didn't know each other and were not even facebook friends. both belong to that northeast detroit group which is why the very same summer day in 2009, he just happened to see mary's post about those boys in prison for murder. >> that said something to the effect that they are in prison for life. every time i here miss you by the stones, i think of those guys. >> did you know those two? >> i did not know them. >> which should've been the end of it for something trip to wire deepen the creator of kevin's memory. that name. he heard it before. in connection with the murder case back in the late 80s. that memory lit up another one. clear as day. the indelible memory of a bizarre story a college roommate told him in 1993 or so. he could hardly believe it then. now, when he saw mary's post, could not be. with those old stories somehow connected? maybe mary could tell him. >> i sent back to her, they wouldn't be in prison for killing old man bob? she got back and said, yes, they are in prison for killing old man bob. >> old man bob was robert karey,

is mary spicuzza what the milwaukee journal sentinel.will be talking in just a second about what is going on in milwaukee. did you listen to that caller on the democratic side of the aisle? what was your reaction? guest: i did listen. we are hearing a lot of concerns and a lot of nervousness from democrats. it does seem like donald trump has a ton of momentum. there's a lot of enthusiasm in fiserv forum. i think a lot of our democrats are nervous right now in wisconsin. host: what about the republicans? are they energized? guest: yes. i have been in the hall inside pfizer form every night. there is a lot of energy and cheering. it is a very motivated crowd i would say. host: as a member of the media, how has your reception been inside the republican hall? guest: everybody has been nice to me one-on-one. if you have been listening to the speeches there has been talk of the media being the enemy and some boos and things like that during speeches. certainly, they have been nice on a one-on-one basis but definitely there's an attitude the me

mary chester. mary chestnut. am i right? i think you're going to give me i think there's something i think well, i think there's about mary. and i think maybe have a little yet something of that magnificent film and maybe you have a little crush on her. you did tell ken burns that you would marry her if you were. anyway, she's a terrific character in this book. true. and through the through mary's. i mean, talk about diarists her diaries are some 400,000 words apparently and they span four years but through mary's eyes. you treat us to confederate parties and gossip and ignorance and flirtation aids and fear that deep fear of which she expresses nicely. so tell us about mary. did you read all her diaries? yes, i did, actually. you did, mary, mary. mary chestnut. mary boykin chestnut reason. i really fell for her is she has very to read her diary is to read something that could have been written today by a very wise and astute observer of circumstances, very contemporary prose. and she put she pulled absolutely no punches, li

i ran back and got mary. mary, we have lulu. i just cried. robert campbell: that was amazing.arch, you know, yelling for marty and mitch. for mitch, it was several days before they found his body. with my sister, it was 10 days. marty and i, we saw each other every day. we ate together. we drank wine together at sunset. we were buddies. marty loved florida. she lived there for 30 years, year round. and that's where she wanted to die. mary wojciechowski: i never thought i'd lose mitch that way. it was our dream to go there. and we made it our home. i still can't believe he's gone. oh, god, i miss him so much. robert campbell: not a day goes by i don't think about mitch and mary and my sister. and the storm. liev schreiber: hurricane ian caused a staggering $114 billion in damage and took more than 150 lives, including marty campbell and mitch pacyna. in april 2024, 18 months after his death, mitch was posthumously awarded the citizen of the year by the fort myers beach chamber of commerce for his dedication to the community. and the video of the storm surge flooding fort myers

host: mary spicuzza, how was the reception last night for j.d. vance? guest: he got a great reception. there was a ton of applause. there was chanting for jd, for jd's mom, for his grandma, for ohio. he got a very overwhelmingly positive reception to his speech. he did steer clear of controversial issues. i did not hear him out of the word abortion during his speech, which has been an issue that has not come up in any of the speeches this week. certainly, a lot of his life story. his story of his family and received overwhelmingly positive reception from everything i saw and heard. host: mary spicuzza, two things. he talked about his mother, 10 years clean and sober. and mamaw's love of the f word. guest: god and the f word. it sounds like she had a healthy stash of guns around from what he said. lots of personal stories. if there was any skepticism about him before i was not hearing that in the crowd from the response to his speech. host: as the audience noticed or appreciated donald trump has been an attendance every night of this convention? guest: o

i ran back and got mary. mary, we have lulu. i just cried. robert campbell: that was amazing. we went on a search, you know, yelling for marty and mitch. for mitch, it was several days before they found his body. with my sister, it was 10 days. marty and i, we saw each other every day. we ate together. we drank wine together at sunset. we were buddies. marty loved florida. she lived there for 30 years, year round. and that's where she wanted to die. mary wojciechowski: i never thought i'd lose mitch that way. it was our dream to go there. and we made it our home. i still can't believe he's gone. oh, god, i miss him so much. robert campbell: not a day goes by i don't think about mitch and mary and my sister. and the storm. liev schreiber: hurricane ian caused a staggering $114 billion in damage and took more than 150 lives, including marty campbell and mitch pacyna. in april 2024, 18 months after his death, mitch was posthumously awarded the citizen of the year by the fort myers beach chamber of commerce for his dedication to the community. and the video of the storm surge floo

tennessee's new law is called the debbie and marie domestic violence protection act.d been wearing a gps tracking device that your mother and sister would still be alive today? >> absolutely. >> domestic violence is everywhere. >> reporter: jennifer waindle is with the battered women's domestic project. how likely is it for them to repeat their actions? >> when there's firearms at play, when there is strangulation, elevated stalking, they are more likely to do it again. >> reporter: here's how it works, victims are identified through a phone app or electronic device when an offender violates a protection. that can mean moving within a certain radius of the victim or reaching an exclusion zone like their house. when that happens, victims can receive multiple alerts by text, email, and a monitoring service calls law enforcement. >> every second matters. >> reporter: ray gandolf is helping to lead the charge on using gps technology is a safety tool. >> they can look for help, they can find cover. they can position themselves in a safe place, lock themselves in place wher

mary, thank ou of the venezuelan people. mary, thank you very — of the venezuelan people.h for that. i l of the venezuelan people. mary, . thank you very much for that. i want to talk about the economy because it is important to the region. let's take a look at venezuela's economic collapse over the past couple of decades, despite the country having the world's largest oil reserves. it was once the richest democracy in latin america. in 2008, venezuela produced 3.5 million barrels of oil a day, with the us as its main client. in just 12 years, that had plummeted to fewer than half a million barrels a day. we can speak now to bruno gennari, emerging markets strategist at kng securities. thank you forjoining us. that's an extraordinary fall, two thirds cut in the export per day of oil, why is that? is it under investment, what is it? ,, ., that? is it under investment, what isit? ,, ., , . ., is it? several sectors to explain that, on the _ is it? several sectors to explain that, on the one _ is it? several sectors to explain that, on the one hand, - is it? several sectors t

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. >> some deep bruising and internal bleeding that couldn't be explained by the hanging. >> it could be explained by what? >> somebody knocking her down from behind and hauled tying her. a struggle. >> a twist was coming. >> did you have anything to do with rebecca's death? >> absolutely not. i knew i had nothing to hide. >> when dateline continues. ne the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your eczema specialist about dupixent. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release

[applause] >> thank you mayor breed, president peskin and mary. i want to also just give a shout out to mary for her leadership. she has been there from the beginning as a program manager for the public art for central subway with the city and community collaboration and through the process discovered [indiscernible] now the director of parks arts and collection at the art commission so thank you mary for listening to the community and leading the way enabling the community input in the process. before i wrap up and close out this press event, i do want to acknowledge supervisor rafael mandelman from district. 3. thank you for joining us for a champion of the arts. lydia so. i like to invite you all to come up for a group photo. commissioner lydia so. it takes avilleurg with city agencies and community partners. we couldn't have done this without all of you. the leaders and community partners who have spearheaded this approach. abbie chen, [indiscernible] not here today but is cathy lam here? chinatown community development center. edge on the squ

mary, mary mary chestnut. mary boykin chestnut reason. i really fell for her is she has a very to read her diary is to read something that could have been written today by a very wise and astute observer of circumstances, very contemporary prose. and she pulled she pulled absolutely no punches. like she refers to one of her fellow society matrons as as a as a miscreant. yeah. and you know, at the heart tongue, it's hard to tongue the person and any anybody who a fellow society, a matron, a miscreant is going to be in my book no matter what she does. but the thing about mary was that that she was such observer of her time but she also very objective and very conflicted, especially about. and she gives us insights into the era that that you just don't find in in in typical historiography from the civil war era. she is often quoted by historians of so antebellum era and the civil war periods often quoted to reinforce perhaps an observation about something not necessarily just about her, but i felt it was important, having read through her di

mary seamstress elizabeth keckley was a free african american and she informed mary of the plight of many of the former enslaved workers who were fleeing to the north during the civil war and that they were living in poverty. they were starving. and mary personally gave hundreds of dollars of her own money to those individuals to keep them fed and clothed. and she also wrote letters on behalf of some of these freed slaves for government positions, including for elizabeth keckley. between the civil war and eleanor roosevelt, who really was the first lady who took so many stances on this issue, there was lucy hayes, who you just heard about in a recent op ed white house history happy hour. lizzie hayes was known for her temperance stance, but she was also an abolitionist and had been an abolitionist early on in addition to being a suffragist. and she encouraged her husband before the white house years and during and before the civil war to defend runaway slaves who had escaped from kentucky into ohio. and then as first lady, she was concerned not only with the plight of african-america

i want mary to add something? yeah. mary, what would you add to this? yeah, there's a political chicanery. yeah. i mean, what i love about this period is everything's true at same time, you know, like there's multiple truths. there's sort of the, the brilliance of how you think about ratification is a theoretical point. there's the political strategizing that's even crazier than anything you see today. you know, like new new hampshire's like, wait, we might lose. we're we're adjourning, come back when we can manipulate the right people showing up. but but i think there's another through line that really matters, which is they cannot see the future they do not understand what's going to happen. they leave philadelphia unsure that they're going to have enough votes. they're not certain about it. they they've sort of unless i use the word illegal because, that implies there's a structure where, you know how constitutions are you know that an operating system so they try to meet in annapolis had failed. one of the things that comes out of the annapolis conv

mary, we heard what the president said there. he said, this has never been about my legacy, were his words. but this is how he answered the question if he stays in this race and being fully aware, was clear the president is aware that there are democrats on capitol hill, some of whom have called for him to step aside. let's listen. >> i think i'm the most qualified person to run for president. i beat him once. and i will beat him again. secondly, the idea -- i served in the senate a long time. the idea that senators and congress men running for office worry about the ticket is not unusual. and i might add, for at least five presidents running or incumbent presidents who had lower numbers than i have now later in the campaign. so there's a long way to go in this campaign. and so i -- i'm just going to keep moving. keep moving, because look, i've got more work to company, got more work to finish. >> david: that was the theme over and over again, he still has work to finish here, making the case that even though he said four years a

mary bruce standing by. and what abc news has learned tonight about selection of a running mate. >>> also tonight, president biden back at the white house for the first time since coming down with covid. now set to address the nation from the oval office in prime time tomorrow night. we'll carry it live right here on abc. and what we're learning about this already. >>> also breaking news. 24 hours after her contentious hearing on capitol hill, secret service director kim cheatle resigns. and just in tonight, what "the washington post" is first to report with regard to donald trump's rallies moving forward. the reported request from the secret service. >>> the extraordinary images tonight. the very close call for visitors at yellowstone national park. >> run, run, run. >> david: what authorities are saying tonight. >>> the storms this evening, from texas, all the way up to washington d.c. to new york city. ginger zee standing by with the forecast. >>> tonight, the chaos for delta passengers continues. in some

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mary, thank you.ing scory. >> david: tonight, an abc news special decision. president biden's historic decision to withdraw from the race for the white house ending his historic term. tonight former president donald trump and the republican party going after the vice

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