by now, donald bess was 61. angie would have been 45.the first day of trial. >> and i just remember feeling shaky all over. >> she got a close look for the first time at the man accused of robbing angie of most of her life. >> and he walks in the door, and i remember the air being sucked out of the room, and the -- the feeling that i'm in the presence of pure evil. >> anita and russell, the friends with whom angie spent her last night, both testified. both found it emotional. >> just keep reliving a situation that is just difficult. it was just a flood of emotion, of how could you do something like that? >> it was tough, very tough. >> did you look at the defendant while you were there? >> yeah, that was scary. >> and think to yourself-- >> that was scary. >> you were the reason i was under suspicion? >> no, that was not what was going through my mind at all. what was going through my mind was, dude, do not come after me. >> prosecutors had dna on their side, which sounds like a slam dunk. but nothing ever is in a jury trial. >> the mere

spencer: let's wish the best to bess. j.r.: and to everybody trying to stay warm today.solutely, because it is cool out there. here is a look over san francisco. 60 degrees in the city. 65 in oakland. 66 in mountain view. a cool 59 at half moon bay. looking toward san francisco, some clouds off in the distance, but still windy and clear. 68 in novato. 78, fairfield. 69 in livermore. folks are at the beach in santa cruz, so it is not too cool there. a windy pattern this evening with gusts diminishing overnight. our cooler average, with sizzling summer heat coming our way next week. we will see the fog and low clouds returning to the coastline mainly after midnight until the early morning hours. we will wake up tomorrow morning gray. low temperatures overnight will be in the low to mid 50's. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 60's to upper 70's. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. here comes next week's heat . temperatures moving well into the 90's. >> now, abc sorts with chris alvarez. chris: draymond green and the warriors announced they signed the champion in one o

that they have to go out to um, reclaim um, uh, whatever is left of the declared independence donald bess regions they might go as far as or desa and they will have to then uh, become frontier they've made so then decides to uh, send in the police troops officially, which would be in this oscar for everybody but so i don't see uh this um, as i said, as a turning point, you know, you know, going back to a previous point that, that, that, that was made, but at some point this is one of these last that too much for the west. the amount of money being called in to ukraine. the expense of the defeat will no longer be able to be, to be caught up. and bodies when courageous people in politics and academia monitor population will need to come forward and really get rid of. it's not just about victoria new and it's about people who shared the same ideology as a really needs to be a focus on in the public schools in the united states. and they really needs to be gotten rid of. yeah i, i've been the people that i dance guy was i talking about. they don't exist. okay. they've been marginalized, they'

get the best available cities from bess starts the fire , puts on elegant clothes and walks towards the villages of his hometown are among the highlands of zagros, the dangers are greater, the damage is greater, the road is worse, the village is less populated, ismail azarinejad has finished his studies at the school and university for a few years. from here, eight years have passed since tabligh, to here on the shore of babolsar, where haj agha pourali and his friends work, it is a journey from morning to night, but there is no distance between the understanding of these people and the customs they wear. and whether or not to convert the work to singular, sir, i am worried about the story advertising means that the students of mazandarani take the most pleasant cities from the treasury of the universities and their knowledge and walk among people just like these few people in the south of tehran who have studied in three areas and have been on the list of arithmetic tasks for some time. they have chosen to sit and take off with the teenagers. before this, a little before the coastal st

world, dollars for a father about on the think, you need to bother about your own domestic go past bess. thank you for that chair professor as to child university. victor go. thank you very much for having me. of the violet, right? it's happening and friends are not the 1st of their kind. for more on the history of unrest in the nation. go to our website at r t dot com. the and some news just in from russia's crossfield are region were, reports of a blast are coming in. in the footage on your screen, you can see a huge plume of smoke rising from the scene of the instant it. meanwhile, the local governor has already released the statement saying that there are no casualties through the cause of the explosion has yet to be identified. and archie corresponded, has addressed a meeting of the un security council. focus on the current threats to international peace and security. shea bose drew attention to how the showing of civilians in the don bath goes on, reported in the west. i now give the floor to mister k bows. well, thank you for asking me to appear this gentleman a chairman. and des

um they have to go out to um, reclaim um, uh, whatever is left of the declared independence, donald bess regions they might go as far as or desa and uh they will have to then uh, become from seems to uh send in the police troops officially, which would be in these oscar for everybody but um, i don't see uh this um, as i said, as a turning point, you know, you know, going back to a previous point that, that, that, that was made. but at some point, this is one of these last that too much for the west. the amount of money, the expense of the defeat will no longer be able to be to be covered up and bodies when courageous people in politics and academia monitor population will need to come forward and really get rid of as much as it might be to renew their needs about people who shared the same idea all that they really needed to be focused on in the public disclose in the united states, and they really need to be gotten rid of. yeah, i, i've been, i the people that i did, the guy was i talking about. they don't exist. ok. they've been marginalized, they've been cancelled, and they're all fol

in the meantime, the concussed bess is lying down. main thing is that the brothers say that the blood did not go through the ears, so the injury is not difficult at the front, the main thing is to find a positive. the kitchen is so completely destroyed, but the fighters had time to eat macaroni and sausage just before the explosion. well, as they say, what a war, lunch on schedule, we get out of the position again in krasnohorivka, so the road is broken with mud and puddles. but this is already our freed from the mud of the occupiers and this is a completely different part of the front, that's the problem. the same enemy drones . here they are hanging over the positions . our fighters release several dozen more. the russians drop grenades on their heads. well, seriously, i'm saying that if not for 200, then how much maiming do we promise from this position. we we are going to a secret place, about which the enemy must not find out at least for an hour, these fighters went through terrible battles, but they do not want to tell the numb

i thought that i'm see if someone is in the phone, says a lot of the intervals item to yeah, bess essex take all the focus. all right. the 1st one here at this the going has been a, took a long way to look at the same vehicle. and i started to get, i said, instead of going to expect as an offense, unless somebody asked english and we're gonna ask enter and fussing into class that it shows its name, wildlife bechtel quite a challenge. so one of the, one of the things that he said he wanted are, they came in a to fit in the us government. necessarily though he has been a kind of expediency. i'll go like, you know, city, animal court. okay. so all the data and it goes away. so the way the school and i things and they go in and like i said in glenn is going to start the one. no, i think i saw that there is a plato call, says that amino kind of that lives in photos. i think the question is either on the sign my one day when the bus to come and in the 4th of the not even going i the miles and getting my say monica, my, me, there's a cool ones and it was, and i me, me for that anyway, in the r

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and i mean, he loved he loved bess. i mean, he would have done anything to save her. the pain, the anguish. and i'm sure she told, you know, being first lady was enough as well. but he he wanted to be independence because that was home. that was where their church was, is where they were married. it was where they lived. and he wanted to be buried at this presidential library. they kept all of the pageantry local. yeah. in fact, there's a white house historical association in the story here, which is that one of our trustees was the late elsey that i think stewart met didn't. he was here long enough for you to have met him. he a young aide in the truman white house. and by the time the truman many of the people around truman were no longer here. so oftentimes in these presidencies think you'll all agree, you know, the young person in the entourage is just suddenly the official spokesman person for an administration of which he or she may have not been a central player at the time. and george elsey was a very modest, modest person. he told me the story that when truman

with r sister, nay and after nancy's death, martha picks up right away with her daughter, frances bess washington. so this is washington's niece, who martha was very close with. we he a number of letters between them that tell you a lot about mount vernon. and she'also writing sort of who's who of early american women. mercy otis waen, who was a poet and a historian, the american revolution. maha was in correspondence with her. also, elizabeth willing powell, a philadelphia social aid. 've got letters between them. so we do have quite a few letters from martha washington, just unfortunately, it's a sad loss that we don't have her papers with george. but we were able to see th the letters that do survive, sort a side of martha, apart from george mtha's own personal that it's very revealing. next slide, please. another letter that i get is having papers already been published. and again, the answer is yes, kind of. this is a actually edition that was put together in the nineties by joseph fields, who just on his own is a labor of love. he's not a professional doctor. mary ed hearst, hist

they were bought by bess of hardwick, one of the richest women of her time and a friend of elizabeth set of the gideon tapestries we have in the country — so part of our national cultural heritage. tapestries of this scale don't exist, but they do at hardwick, they do in the uk. i hope she'll be overjoyed. she asked in her will that herfamily and future generations cared for her textiles and her other objects, and i hope we've fulfilled that. as the final touches are applied to the national trust's longest—running conservation project. this work means the tapestries should now be secured for at least 100 years — to be enjoyed for generations to come. navteonhal, bbc news, in derbyshire. we weren't wrong about having to duck you need a very good arms, good eyes, good fingers. good coordination. a beautiful result. we will be back with the headline is around eight o'clock. first, find out what is happening where you are waking up. these may be affected by local industrial action. hello, good morning from bbc london i'm paul murphy—kasp. well, as we've been hearing, it's been a big nigh

thanks very much, nigel has sent this one in this is bella and bess. now, actually , it's.nk, on the bed, and that, i think, is two dogs plus a fur throw. >> so, yeah, they've got their legs. >> bella and bess west highland terriers. apparently they wake up to gb news every and they up to gb news every day and they love in the sun in front love basking in the sun in front of the patio door. >> beautiful joe sunderland >> beautiful joe in sunderland says, dylan , my says, see, this is dylan, my beautiful doodle look at beautiful double doodle look at that. a real fluffy bit of a bofis that. a real fluffy bit of a boris johnson lookalike. it's a double. a double doodle. double. it's a double doodle. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> but beautiful. bev says these are lola on their are robbie and lola on their houdayin are robbie and lola on their holiday in northumberland . holiday in northumberland. they're beautiful. >> thank you. and anne says this is serious . is serious. >> a wonderful seven year old tamaskan . look at that. majestic tamaskan. look at that. majestic at