ethel kennedy: frankly, before i sat dow i remember looking for the door. if we need to get out of here, it would be great to know thehortest way. but it was just the opposite end of the scale. there was a warmth there that was totally unexpected. dick scruggs: i had no idea his wife had come with him. and when they walked out on stage holding hands like, here we are, here we are, with a disarming smile and waving at the crowd, i had goosebumps. it wasn't just a polite applause. this was a standing ovation just for the courage that he and his wife showed to come out on that stage. and that was before they'd ever said a word. jo thackston: i remember being just thrilled t of my mind. and looking around and seeing the people in the balcony, it was totally filled with people that were excited and happy. i could not believe that about the kennedy family in mississippi. it was like a presidential campaign. there were so many newspeople. robert f. kennedy: i want to say how grateful i am-- are to be with you here today. i've heard a great dl about the university

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armed forces could send their cyber experts to help the authorities regain control of the network. ethel fans that really helped us because at the time our i t team did not have enough manpower about the fact that it still took weeks until the authorities were slowly operating. again this had a massive impact on the people in the region. the full car dealership, for example, couldn't register any new vehicles for a period of 4 weeks as the authorities in question weren't able to work. and without license plates, cars couldn't be delivered to new owners. sales came to a halt, a bitter loss for the company. ah, ah, once is, and in that quarter we made a loss of approximately $750000.00 euros for longer on and all it took the county about a year to repair all the systems, not to mention the financial damage. the threat of cyber crime is growing. that's why we need to know more about everything that's interconnected in our society. has you ever been effective by cyber attack? let us know on youtube or d. w dot com. that's it from me to day. see again, next time, bye. ah ah . ah, wow. wow, wo

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in the northern syria again, an area that was devastated by those twin earthquakes 2 weeks ago was ethel sending it over 5000 people. there are many thousands more homeless and area that proving very, very difficult to get to with aid and help. but tell us what people that have been telling you in the wake of this recent earthquake that happened just in the past hour. yes, we are hearing back from our contacts on the ground that some buildings have collapsed in to town. jen, dennis sulking. john davis was among the hardest hit pounds during the february 6 earthquake. so some of the, those buildings have now collapse and also getting reports that 5 people have been injured in another town. tutted that's also in, in, in the north of the country, a very vulnerable region. many of the buildings were damaged during the course of a 12 year war thought structurally sound and even very poor building standards. so the majority of the people are now living intense. no doubt. they left those buildings that were damaged. but this is going to create even more fear and anxiety to a population which is

for example, jose moisture, sanchez said ethel ah, was killed after he published content that was critical of the local government in, in better cruise. where he lived in 2022, a bare lopez vasquez was shot a day after he published a story, accusing a local politician of corruption. people who say no more afraid of the government. at least some journalists, are there more afraid of the government than the cartels? what do you make of that? i mean, if you go to the is to buy straight and you asked for to i journalist who is smaller than yours? a chapel was man, the head of this, an alert cocktail or the governor or the maker of the ordered the chief of the police. they degenerates, will tell you that the out tory t, their members of the government. i'm more dangerous because they also can do these with all the impunity given, given what you're saying, you know, the violence, the impunity, the structural deep structural problems that we're seeing throughout mexican society. do you think we'll see a new generation of journalists actually emerge in the country that, that, that, that, that be s

the national people's republic of his own ethel was thought a national people's republic of latvia lithia and the national people's republican of lithuania. but let me sca matter what that is because at its little off sca narrowed net is public us. ah, as you, our viewers watching or pbf in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with a big thank you from ukraine to the u. k. a. thank you. in advance today ukraine's president zalinski paid a visit to london where he spoke with you. k lawmakers doubling down on his plea for western allies to provide ukraine with fighter jets. in fact, zalinski thanked lawmakers for the aircraft, even though no plains have been promised or delivered yet. at a press conference with zalinski british prime minister soon act, he said that his country wants to be able to provide those fighter jets. and that could signal a crack in what have so far been a wall of resistance among major european allies, unwilling to send fighter jets and moscow it is taking notice to they warning the u . k. not to send jets to ukraine. here's

or veteran journalist seymour hersh revealed top you ethel authorities were divided on their plans with the u. s. air force proposing an aerial attack. utilizing remote detonating explosives and naval forces, pushing for a submarine strike. the ideas were turned down in favor of a secret service plot involving a covert operation. u. s. officials, though, and you need to had this for yourself, had previously made no secret of their intentions. if i, if russia invades, then there will be, there will be no longer a north stream to we will bring it into. i am. i think the administration is very gratified to know that north stream who is now, as you like to say, a hunk of metal at the bottom of the sea. these pipes that is more streamlined from 2 we're not pumping gas into europe. that offers tremendous strategic opportunity for, for the years to come. sy hersh has used unnamed sources to reveal the atrocities that they have to deny this, and they have to try and smear s. i hush because what he is saying in effect is that the biden administration is responsible for perhaps one of the worst e

the army has been deployed to help with rescue operations, but ethel is expected to rise will make her super sharif reports from the re keep her region. oh, a lifetime's belongings gone in seconds. c oh oh, where does landslide and peruse sudden? i keep our region swept away. everything in its part, villagers who moved up hill could only watch as hundreds of their homes were washed though. yeah, i thought i thought must the middle familiar. lucky because there were over a 1000 affected families, we can say that the houses of 90 percent of affected families were completely destroyed by that. ah, some people were unable to escape some bodies have been retrieved from the day bri. many i believe to be miners for villages were the hardest hit. the in an area called nicholas valko cell. vance, when continuously for several days they go through a very cold. there are no houses. this is a complete disaster and we've got corpses scattered everywhere. they're dead. where? oh, many people are still missing. officials in the city of or a people are asking the national government to declare a state

then ethel is also has really a dana if sophia is transport infrastructure in the southern region. so than figures aircraft able to log on water. the good of tackling the issues that here's our correspondent peter scott. now, reporting from another affected city to see behind me is a residential building that was once 8 stories high and is now been reduced to rubble. as you can see here, there are people that once lived in our building and the now waiting for news of their relatives who in many cases are still stuck under the rubble. i want to wait here because my son, his wife, and guess and 6 of my relatives were in the building when the earthquake struck. my grandson, heron is 4 years old. he was also in the building. i haven't received any word from the family. anesha isn't alone. as of wednesday evening, the death toll india buckets stood at 144 people with almost 1000 wounded. as the sun begins to fade 3 days after the earthquakes, such as hope, the survivors will be rescued from the rubble. that doesn't stop relatives anxiously gathering around destroyed homes desperate for

this is one of the was this ethel's hundreds of name static houses in and out of new jenny every day. yet he's one of the was largest asian markets and also one of the fastest growing. now it's all just a line. he thinks timing it's lead and india has please order $100.00 the names of 2 of the woods top aircraft manufacturers that each american boy and european joined above the deal is worth billions of dollars and is the largest india even does logic international ally and 2nd, largest domestic area and the order as part of ongoing effort to turn the airline around. it was run by the government for decades and was good and with head losses and did last year, one of induct order numbers. the total we took it over, the company says it can expect the 1st batch of names to allied by the end of the poverty with those going type stories. so the deal struck by air india are part of an ambitious overhaul by the tato group. the country's largest conglomerate has ordered 250 planes from airbus and another 220 jets from boeing. and it's expecting demand to continue to rise. the new plains will

. >> ethel, we're going to have a baby. >> we got to see a pregnant woman on television wearing a dresst started from the neck and was like a tent. >> are we afraid of seeing a pregnant woman in the 1950s because it's she's had sex as if we didn't all come from a pregnant woman. >> then it's this really interesting dynamic where you see tv trying todries the gender war that was coming. >> i definitely think i dream of genie is an escape for many people. she's this entity trying to do the best she can in the world she's come into. >> yes, she said master but of course she was the powerful one. she's magic. when you have magic you can do a lot of things. >> what are you reading, genie? >> i'm reading a scroll. the emancipation of modern woman. what does it mean? >> oh, genie, you don't have to worry about things like that. >> but you have this character who is the absolute epitome of male fantasy. >> i want to understand your way of life so i can please you. >> you please me very much. as a matter of fact, you're perfect. >> there's an episode called the americanization of genie where she

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. >> you are representing the family of ethel lance, is that correct? and you are whom, ma'am?just want you to know, to you, i forgive you. you took something very precious way from me. i will never talk to her ever again. i will never be able to hold her again. but i forgive you. >> the nation is taken aback by the immediacy of the gesture of forgiveness. it's a remarkable display of black humanity. the willingness to forgive even the most heinous forms of white supremacy and violence in the name of the god that they serve. >> the church was packed. it was an unbelievable, unbelievable sea of humanity. black people, white people, young, old, elected officials, non-elected officials, just people. it was an unbelievable feeling. you could see it on the face of president barack obama that he knew that he was on a mission to somehow get all americans to believe that we have to do our best to create a sense of community, a sense of family. >> giving all praise and honor to god. we are here today to remember a man of god who lived by faith. a man who believed in things not seen. sla

ethel the granddaughter actually writes, hurry, we're breaking up and there's women aboard and they throw it in the water. but of course, the people the town had already seen the ship this is an actual picture of the acacia broken up. i've never drove this wreck. i'm to go up there because i'm sure it's still there. it was never salvaged. there probably wasn't much left after 1908 when it broke up, but it's just a neat story with a message in a bottle. it came on a very nice outcome with all the kids being saved of the full crew and the acacia back story of the flag is also very here's a little ontario just to show you that we'll get all the lakes in on this, the noise is a very significant shipwreck and fact that it was being towed in 1902 and it broke away from steamship and it was the steamship that actually was lost with all hands that sent out the bottle. i'd like to play a real quick video for you that'll kind of outline some of the details of what happened to the hull in, the noise and the amazing rescue that ensued. the story of the schooner john ah noyes begins its launch in elgi

of wuhan in china and don't know how or where it emerged but i can tell you with certainty there's ethel and no evidence that these balloons as frightening as they may appear are in any way shape or form involved with a pandemic or frankly with any other weapon. a question from bradenton, florida. >> is worthy -- one of the frustrating things about this conversation is become very partisan to joe biden made the wrong decision and i filter that out. donald trump that had treated as full and precise biden did my constituents be sending baskets and bottles of champagne. so two things and then again we are learning a lot. number one the military adviser to the present advised him not to shoot it down over land because of the risk it would represent. as someone who works in intelligence there's immense value and i referred to this early amount of value in watching up close seeing how it from its maneuverable and seeing what may be collecting. we can protect the things for example a random example worried about them taking a picture when f-35 fighter jet and we move that fighter jet into a han