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historical and the new netherland institute in albany, new york. i'm deborah hamer, i'm the director of the netherland institute and i'll be your host today. the new netherland is organization devoted to preserving, translating digitizing and making available dutch documents from the 17th and 18th century in north america. and my guest today is dr. chelsea teale. she's a lecturer in geography at cal poly humboldt. she's currently working on a book about in the netherlands. so welcome, chelsea. thank you so much for being here. thank you for me. you can hear me all right? yeah, perfectly crystal clear. okay, so let's get into. can you tell us little bit about the climate in the in the 17th century? so what were the settlers who were coming over from the netherlands used to then kind of how was it different when they when they arrived in new netherland, you know, the 1620s and beyond. sure. i'm not an expert in and you know, northern european climate history, but i guess at first i would say let's think about it in terms of northern europe instead of

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i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight thehamas is escalating with israeli troops, tanks, and helicopters pushing deeper into gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu tonight saying it is time for war and that there will be no cease-fire because doing so would be like surrendering to hamas. israel's military has reached gaza city, and there are reports that they've cut off a key road that connects the territory. the military says a female soldier who has been held hostage since the october 7th attack was freed and is doing well. the near constant barrage of air strikes continues with israel saying it hit hundreds of targets in the past 24 hours, killing dozens of hamas fighters. the hamas-run gaza health ministry says the number of people killed there now tops 8,000. the united nations is warning that the worsening humanitarian situation is resulting in the breakdown of civil order with civilians ransacking relief centers. we have team coverage tonight starting with cbs's charlie d'agata in tel aviv. good evening, charlie. >> r

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michael george, cbs news, new % york. >>> new york republican congressman george santos is facing new criminal charges. santos is accused of stealing the identities of campaign donors and using their credit cards to make tens of thousands of dollars in unauthorized charges. federal prosecutors say some of the money was transferred to his own bank account. the new charges include conspiracy, aggravated identity theft, and credit card fraud. he's set to appear in court later this month where he'll likely be arraigned on the new charges. >> i'm going to go defend myself. i have a court date on october 27th, and then there's probably going to be something else scheduled for that. i'm entitled to due process. i'm going to defend myself. >> santos earlier pled not guilty to charges including fraud, money laundering, and lying to congress. >>> the former chief financial officer of the trump organization testified at donald trump's civil fraud trial in new york. yesterday allen weisselberg repeatedly said he did not recall to dozens of questions. trump and his businesses are accused of inflat

similarly with other news channels, hindi news channels in hindi news publications, a big part of the dissemination -- censorship depends on the ownership. who owns them and the relationship with those in power. i think that is a big problem and that affects -- at the end of the day nobody wants a notice on their doorstep and secondly no one wants to lose access to those in power. >> i noticed you nodding there, do you think journalists who work for a particular medium, say print versus television or radio, do you think one of those mediums and the journalists that work for them are more vulnerable than the others? >> yes but it is complex. tv is the most vulnerable but that is because tv has the biggest reach. that is the most invested because it has the biggest impacts. so if you are a tv journalist there is a lot of pressure on you to conform to a certain political line. -- to some extent just because tv has a big reach. coming back to your question around how it plays around national levels, in an ironic way i think the reason is actually somewhat fair than the national media hous

and abc news reporter justin finch has new reaction from president biden and the new action from the us military to try and stop the fighting overnight in gaza, more explosions as israeli defense forces burnishing airstrikes around the clock, targeting the islamist militant group hamas. >> we will strike hamas from the top through its institutions all the way down to the individuals that conducted the butchery of our babies on the ground. the israeli military calling up some 360,000 reservists with a ground incursion into gaza, appearing imminent inside the palestinian territory hospitals are struggling to wait. the injured access to food, water and electricity cut off for days. >> things are getting worse day by day, minute by minute. >> actually, the idf now ordering more than 1 million people to evacuate northern gaza, where hamas. s tunnel network allows them to hide out, hold hostages and smuggle weapons. president biden on 60 minutes calling hamas cowards and defending israel's response. >> israel is going after a group of people who engage in barbarism. that is as consequentia

i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, october 24th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> hostages freed. hamas releases two elderly israeli women days after an american mother and daughter were let go. the u.s. now pushing israel to delay the ground offensive to allow more time to try to secure the release of more hostages. >>> and then there were eight. house republicans will meet behind closed doors again today to try to pick a speaker nominee as one candidate drops out of the crowded race. >> we got the try that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. >>> midair scare. a pilot under arrest accused of trying to take down a plane full of passengers. why did he do it. >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start in israel where two more hostages were freed and are back on israeli soil, giving dozens of families a glimmer of hope their loved ones will be returned. israel launched one of its heaviest barrages of air strikes yesterday as a top marine corps general is helping them plan for the gr

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"new york post," which shares common ownership with fox news. soon after rodriguez turned herself in to police to face the charges, the reporter had originally gone to her home to interview her about a viral video which showed her yelling with profanities at a group of pro life students on campus. get this. rodriguez telling "art news" in may that she apologized to the students. as for her run-in with the "new york post" reporter that led to her firing, she's reportedly accused hunter college in part of giving in to racist white nationalist and misogynist. martha, it appears miss rodriguez has a new job at the cooper union school of art, which did not respond to our repeated request for comment. she pleaded guilty to the charges and will now have to do six to 12 months hoff cognitive behavioral therapy talking to those emotions. >> martha: interesting. we remember in the video that she says was manipulated, it shows her pushing pro life pamphlets off of a table that students were overseeing at some activities affair event. that's how this starte

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what he stands to lose >>> and breaking news. the 9-year-old girl who went missing from a new york campground found alive. police say charlotte sena has been located and is in good health. a suspect in custody what we're learning tonight. >>> also tonight, my one-on-one with america's outgoing top general, mark milley i ask him about his battles with former president trump, how he reacted when mr. trump suggested he be put to death for treason. >>> the battle in the house after speaker kevin mccarthy reached a deal to avert a government shutdown. his fellow republican matt gaetz moving to force a vote to oust him. will he cut a deal with democrats to keep his job? >>> the explosion leveling a home in detroit. the investigation tonight. what we're learning. >>> and it's one of the world's most prestigious awards who are the surprise winners of the nobel prize in medicine? >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and welcome. this time we saw donald trump in court. the cameras allowed in new york t

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stone, abc seven news. >> all right.for the weather tomorrow for halloween as the kids go trick or treating, meteorologist sandyha patel is tracking that in your accuweather forecast. >> nothing ghoulish about the forecast for tomorrow. we're talking about spooktacular weather. when the sun goes down, you will notice that those temperatures are in the low to upper 60s so pretty mild out there. no tricks, just a treat at 7 p.m. 50s and 60s and at 8 p.m. we're not talking about bone chilling cold, that's for sure. creepy clouds passing through here at 9 p.m. mid-fifties to low 60s. don't get too used to this idea of the mild weather because we have potentially big changes ahead. and i'll be back with that forecast coming right up. >> and the weather department pulling out all the stops with the halloween graphics. all right. more from sandy shortly. we're learning more tonight about the suspect in a really bizarre police chase across the bay area, apparently starting at a famous san francisco church. court records show the

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this is bbc news.lines for you at the top of the hours straight after this programme. cern is one of the most famous centres for science in the world. on the border of switzerland and france, this place has been expanding our horizons for decades. its high—energy physics research has helped reveal the secrets of our existence. and i have been allowed in it to meet some of those at the cutting—edge. 2,500 people work here. 12,000 more pour over the results of the experiments. here at cern, it is a really unique community. it is an international group of people, so we are from all over the world. you can knock on the door of a nobel prize—winning scientist, ask them a question, and they will say, "come in." "let's talk about it and have a coffee." any young boy or girl's dream to work in science, right, is to go to a place which is like a town of science, and that is what cern really is. it's buzzing with the ideas. it's also buzzing with energy of a different kind, with giant laboratories that feel almo

we begin with breaking news. israel has launched what's being described as an extensive attack on hamas fighters in the gaza strip. a record 360,000 military reservists have been called up for the offensive. >> gaza and its 2 million residents are under siege and cut off from the outside world. some 1100 palestinians have died in recent days. that is nearly the same as the number of israelis killed during that surprise attack by hamas last saturday. one man we spoke with said he didn't take a shower for four days because he was too scared that a bomb would hit. >> meanwhile, we're learning more about when that barbaric attack on israel was planned and why. also this morning, the growing concern about the hostages, up to 150 of them, america is believed to be in that group. overnight, israel announced what it calls a large scale strike on terror targets in gaza. responding to the surprise attack by hamas militants saturday. that's left more than 1200 people dead in israel and some 150 people held hostage, includin

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every saturday night here on fox news. am jimmy failla and good nig night, n president biden signs the stopgap measure to temporarily fund the government avoiding a shutdown. but just as that crisis is averted the president taking new fire over his border policies. and a new call from liberal talk show host bill maher for mr. biden to abandon his reelection bid. good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ it has been a busy and contentious week in our nations capitol. lucas tomlinson at the white house takes a look at all of it. >> jon, anyone is hoping president biden was going to congratulate members of both parties for avoiding the government shutdown, you might be disappointed. >> quite frankly i am sick and tired, i am sick and tired of the brinksmanship. and so are the american people. i noticed you all point out to me a lot, a long time. i have never quite seen the republican congress or any congress act like this. >> the short-term spending bill which only keeps the government running to mid november

ryan curry, abc7 news and abc7 news is doing a deep dive into self-driving vehicles in a new docu series as part of this series we talked with cruises vice president of engineering a few weeks ago after an incident in san francisco about how their cars deal with unexpected events. >> i think that's a common misconception. it's like we have to see everything. we've seen a lot. first of all, 5 million driverless miles and millions of other supervised and so on. so we've seen a lot. and then we've augmented and generated a lot using ai and machine. but it doesn't mean that if we see, let's say, space ships drops in front of the car, it doesn't mean that the car is not going to recognize that. it's going to recognize an object. it doesn't matter if it's seen that object before or not. it's going to recognize that it can proceed. in this case, even if you haven't seen it, the car is smart enough to know if i'm certain about how to navigate out of this situation safely, which is the core of everything we do. then it's going to proceed. if it's not certain about it, it's going to stop. put the

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president of slovakia zuzanna capatova today appointed a new new cabinet of ministers headed by the leader of the social democracy direction party robert fitzoo. in addition to the fitzo party , the government coalition in slovakia included the voice of social democracy party and the slovak national party. according to the results. september 30 parliamentary elections, they rely on the support of 79 of the 150 deputies of the national council. the russian ambassador to bratislavia, igor bratchikov, today on our channel, said that most of society in slovakia wants to maintain friendly relations with russia. this is what brought a new political force to power. he really takes a pragmatic approach to cooperation with russia. he believes that the course of his predecessors is the last. these 3 years, this course is politically erroneous and economically untenable. unfortunately, the government that is taking over today has actually, you know, completely destroyed slovak-russian relations. the political dialogue was stopped, relations between legislative bodies were interrupted, to a minimum co

the greatat state of new york. what baffles me the most is that during the campaigns of mayor adams and governor hopeful they praise the fact certain areas were sanctuary cities. they are going to welcome everyone with open arms. and now we realize there is no plan in place to be that sanctuary. itus was complete pandering for their base. there was no plan in place to have migrants sheltered correctly. there is no chance that migrants leaving their homes, risking their lives, leaving their families coming to this country for a better way of life. coming to this country to achieve the american dream so many of our parents and grandparents and great-grandparents have achieved. they never thought they would come into this country and that american dream was going to beat living and a vacant hangar at jfk airport. that is not the american dream. but we have seen is that there are no plans in place and now panic has set in. just a few weeks ago it's by the first and last thing mayor adams will ever agree on he said this

what sources are now telling abc news. >>> also, the abc news exclusive tonight. the extraordinary turn by one of donald trump's closest advisers. mark meadows now breaking with the president. >>> and the pilot who allegedly tried to crash that passenger plane over the u.s., what he now says he ingested. >>> first, this evening, the news on the more than 200 hostages being held by hamas in gaza. tonight, abc news has learned negotiators are working on efforts to free a significant number of hostages before any potential israeli ground invasion. what we've now learned. and what one of the hostages just released has now revealed. what was done to her, where they took her. the maze of hamas tunnels underground. and what she said to her captor just before she was released. also, our team inside gaza tonight. hospitals near collapse. and the kits they're now giving to mothers about to give birth to deliver on their own. matt gutman reporting. and the u.s. warning to iran tonight. martha raddatz with late reporting in washington on the attacks on u.s. targets. >>> on ca

[000:02:16;00] as you can see in the subtitle of the news network, the news sources reported about the continued attacks of the zionist regime fighters on the gaza strip. most of the attacks of the zionist regime were reported on the border areas of gaza . the army of this regime also announced that the ground operations will expand in the gaza strip tonight. the world internet monitoring organization has announced that the internet in the gaza strip has been completely cut off, but on the other hand, the resistance forces reported rocket launchers from different parts of the occupied territories. lamp for the zionist regime, it is considered green to follow ground operations in gaza, but the american government still said that it will continue its efforts to free the prisoners . he announced that he has officially announced that he will expand the ground operation tonight, but at the same time, al-mayadeen network has a news, quoting from some zionist officials, that the story is more than a limited operation , because the electricity in the gaza strip has also been cut off and the in

naomi ruchim, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday.erica brown. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hill in new york. today president biden plans to ask congress for billions in aid to help ukraine and israel. it comes after last night's rare oval office address, making the case to the nation for continued support. mr. biden said, quote, american leadership is what holds the world together. but with no speaker of the house, it's unclear when any aid package might pass. >>> charges for the american soldier who fled to north korea. the u.s. army is charging travis king with several crimes, including desertion and solicitation of child pornography. king's mother said she believes something happened to her son while deployed. >>> and "killers of the flower moon" is out in theaters today it's director martin scorsese's 27th feature film. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, president biden's address to the nation, making the case for $100 billion i

jericka duncan, cbs news new york. >> norah: jericka duncan, thank you. kevin mccarthy is fighting to keep his job as fellow republicans threatened to remove him as speaker of the house. the threat comes after mccarthy worked with democrats to avoid a government shut down. cbs's scott macfarlane reports that a last-minute deal is only good for 45 days. >> reporter: 48 hours after a shutdown that would have stripped the paychecks of millions of federal workers. >> the motion to reconsider is on the table. >> reporter: house speaker kevin mccarthy risks being stripped of his job. matt gaetz, a notorious fierce critic is attempting to oust the speaker, slamming him for working with democrats. >> it is going to be difficult for my republican friends to keep calling president biden feeble. while he continues to take speaker mccarthy's lunch money in every negotiation. >> reporter: despite being pressed by cbs news, democratic leaders have not said if they join the effort to target mccarthy. if they did, only a handful of republican colleagues even voted agains

>> whit: zohreen shah, thank you. >>> next tonight, the new investigation involving the wife of new jersey senator bob melen melendez. prosecutors wonder field goal any influence was extended after nadine melendez at the wheel. a codefendant is accused of giving her a new mercedes. here's abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, the new jersey attorney general's office is investigating whether there was any pressure applied in the investigation of a fatal car crash involving the wife of senator bob menendez. >> why was the guy in the middle of the street? >> reporter: in 2018, nadine menendez, who was dating the senator at the time, struck and killed 49-year-old father richard koop, as seen in this surveillance video. >> he jumped on my windshield. >> reporter: bogota police dash cam video shows an officer talking to menendez, who declined to have her phone examined and was released without a sobriety test. she was never charged. but the victim's family won an insurance claim against nadine menendez. the crash is referenced in the recent indictment that cha

. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up next on kpix. the local news continues streaming on r streaming ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the battle for speaker begins. the new details as the house of representatives is without a leader and closed for business. who could be second in line for the presidency? here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ top republicans throw their hat into become the next speaker. what does the chaos in congress mean for the american people? >> the drama here at the capitol threatens to inflict some real pain in communities across america. >> a strike involving more than 75,000 health care workers is indeed getting underway after kaiser permanente and a coalition of unions failed to strike a deal. >> this was the largest health care strike in u.s. history. workers are telling us what they are looking for and how it could affect patients. >> norah: the urgent search tonight as police look for who opened fire during a university's homecoming week. the new details. the future of the catholic church. what pope francis is signaling

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erin delmar, bbc news in new york.owth forecast for the country at more than 6% this year. the organisation says it will continue to grow rapidly over the next three years as well but there are a number of headwinds emerging for asia's third and largest economy. from mumbai, this report. the world bank expects india to grow at the 6.3 to 6.5% levels over the next three years. many countries would envy these numbers, and they do indicate that india will remain one of the fastest—growing major economies in the world. there are a number of macro challenges that could take some steam of this growth. for one, the bank has raised india's inflation projection from 5.2% to 5.9% for this year. food prices remain elevated, and now commodity prices are going up. what this means is the possibility of interest rate cards has been pushed back to the next financial year, according to many economists. it is something that will weigh on discretionary spending by households as we approach the festive season, especially since many high—v

the problem that he has is this new york law that the new york law is different from most jurisdictions. he has been prosecuted with what's called a section 63.12 action. you don't need to show intent to defraud and need to show that people lost money. i think a lot of people will look at that and go why have all of these proceedings. this huge effort if no money was lost. it gets more wicked from there because the state can disgeorge profit even though people didn't lose money. in a case like ernst and young and other cases, they were able to get millions of dollars to disgorge the process even though they weren't damages to anyone in particular. so this is not what most people think of when they hear that someone has defrauded. the state here is saying we want the profits because there is a pattern of fraudulent representation. >> bill: listen, byron york joined the conversation. what we just saw was extraordinary. >> gillian: we lost the camera shot. did the photos get thrown out. >> it was a photo op inside a courtroom that doesn't allow cameras but they allowed the video cameras an

i am publishing the news of the attack or the news. we are witnessing a severe headache in the media, political and military levels in southern lebanon, who are worried about the opening and worsening of the war in this region . i apologize, mr. hosseini, for the information you gave us. we have the latest pictures of gaza. once again, the zionist regime has bombed a point. a palestinian journalist who was in gaza announced that at the same time that the resistance forces are fighting with the israeli soldiers in the settlements around gaza , this zionist regime is using air bombs inside. the gaza strip is the victim of innocent citizens takes and in some way punishes the people of gaza, while the main battle is taking place in the settlements around gaza. well, we want to continue our conversation with mrs. samane ekwan, mrs. ekwan, we were talking about the support of the united states to the zionist regime. please give us more information about this. yes, i was going to tell you that even though the relations between biden and netan

we get the news from the news section at 11 o'clock. the mps obliged the ministry of energy to continue reviewing the details of the seventh program bill identify and block unauthorized wells. but to know the details of the meeting. today , we will be accompanied by sarkar sed and samar news reporter mrs. akbarzadeh, who is based in baharestan. mrs. akbarzadeh, i greet you about today's approvals of the house of nation representatives. tell us and the viewers what happened in the review of the seventh program bill? i have the courtesy to serve you and all the dear viewers. well, in the field of energy, the quantitative goals of oil and gas performance indicators were determined in the table from the numbers that came. million liters of gasoline will be produced. also, in determining the performance measurement goals of the electricity sector, it was predicted that electricity production will reach more than 489 million kilowatt hours at the end of the seventh program of renewable electricity production to 1750 million kilowatt hours. th

we saw your example in the news that was shared later, the news related to the beheading of dozens of babies belonging to the occupied zionist regime. later, it was announced that this news was completely false and fabricated, but it left a very destructive effect in the american society, which resulted in hatred and violence and such events, and the effect of this will not disappear soon. the atmosphere is very heavy in the american society, for example. the same thing that you saw in your report, the three american muslim presenters and speakers were banned from being filmed because they had been taking a stand in favor of the people of gaza and palestine for a long time in their reports and programs. mr. rajabi , i thank you and bid you farewell. this is khasmal. no food, no water, no fuel. we are נלחמים בחיות אדם and we are still with you in the world today, mr. naimi is also present in the studio, mr. naimi. the phrase that you understood, the zionists do not consider anyone but themselves to be human at all, and we also saw in the incident that happened today in new york in the

i'm catherine herridge. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm jarred hill in new york.20 people have been killed in mass shooting in lewiston, maine after a gun man opened fire at two different locations, a bar and a bowling alley. this started around 7:00 wednesday evening. police have identified robert card as a person of interest. according to a maine law enforcement bulletin, card is a trained firearms instructor believed to be in the army reserves, stationed out of saco, maine. the bull bill tin added that card had recently reported serious mental health issues and was committed o a mental alth facility for two weeks this summer. a shelter in place was ordered in lewiston and in nearby town where officials found a car believed to belo for more news, connect your your cell phone or connected tv. i'm gerald hill, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, after three weeks and four nominees, congress finally has a new speaker of the house. what it means for funding for pisrael and ukraine, and why mie johnson's election is considered a win for hard right republicans. here are

and some other news. election series for the head of the football board of tehran province was held and mirshad majdi won 27 ray. he was elected as the new head of these committees. ali rezaza rezaei, the goalkeeper of esteghlal tehran last season , joined shams azer qazvin football team. the 2028 los angeles ten olympic organization committee proposed to the executive board to include the five sports of baseball and softball, lacrosse, cricket, polo and squash in the program of the games. with announcement uefa, the countries of the republic of iran and the united kingdom, including england, scotland, wales and iranland , were jointly announced as the hosts of the 2028 european nations cup. italy and turkey will also host euro 2032. eden hazard, the former chelsea and real madrid player , said goodbye to the green rectangle at the age of 32. with the latest news that alonso , the former head of the national football team , is in charge of the spanish sevilla team and replaced menandi eliyar. thank you fo

new york city, just manhattan. new york city seems. to have had elements like all of the big cities of both ardent loyalists and ardent patriots. you know, we have gallup polling back then and we see into people's hearts. and so it's very to know, like, what percentage? we know that a lot of that new york basically helped found the sons of liberty actually in the aftermath of the stamp act crisis of 1765. we know that many of the great crowds, leaders like john lamb and marinus willard and isaac sears, you know, marched off to war. right. joined the patriot army. alexander macdougall. right. you know, so we know that there was a strong patriot contingent, but we also know that there were plenty of loyalists in new york city who said, hey, we've got a good going. trading with the british empire. why we want to give that up. and then there were plenty of people in between probably who were trimmers and just wanted to be left alone. right. so it's very difficult to kind of say what the firm political commitments of this person, that perso

you can visit our website, nbcbayarea.com, or download our free nbc bay area news app. >>> new details in the case against a man accused of killing a san francisco tech executive. his defense team is arguing that he should be released. nemo mow menmy is charged with killing bob lee. he was stabbed to death in april. a hearing is scheduled for this afternoon. a judge was originally expected to set a date for trial this morning. that has now been rescheduled to october 25th. >>> new at 11:00, former 49ers tight end russ francis has died. the niners posting this tweet this morning. francis was killed in a plane crash near lake placid, new york, sunday. francis first played for the new england patriots as a first-round draft pick in 1975. he made three pro bowls before retiring in 1980. he returned to play with the niners two years later, where he spent six years and won a super bowl ring in 1985. francis was among two killed in that plane crash. the plane reportedly was attempting to return to a local airport due to an emergency shortly after taking off. francis was 70 years old. >>> the