but then there was this client, lester ralph jones. that's him standing in the shadow of his front door. investigators got a tip about jones from this friend of paige's named carol linderholm. paige had scheduled an appointment with jones the night before she disappeared, but for some reason, didn't want to go. asked linderholm to meet jones instead. and he was expecting her, and then i think-- keith morrison: and then you showed up at his door. right. i'm sure he had some expectations, right? i mean, he called an escort service. he-- well, he let it be known almost immediately that it wasn't sex. keith morrison: linderholm holmes said that didn't happen. instead, they talked for an hour or so and then she left. a couple of days later she said she called paige. got no response. at first i thought she was just busy and she couldn't call back. and then when i heard on the news that the kids actually went to the police department about it, that's when i knew something terrible had happened to her. keith morrison: lindholm mentioned page's

so she she really to bring up and shape this young man that was ralph waldo emerson. he eventually her when he became a minister, he could borrow her almanacs and use them as inspiration. his sermons and the point that i want to make is how vital the important this woman was the formation of a person that we now think of as founder of this important american literary, philosophical and artistic movement, transcendental ism. mary moody emerson was not only a mentor to her nephew. there was also a young woman named elizabeth palmer peabody who to her and her advice is, how many of you heard of elizabeth palmer? peabody i'm sort of asking this question because i heard somebody say i know two of the four are in the book and my idea is, is to give just the briefest of introductions of the women who came together not in this bookstore, but at elizabeth peabody's bookstore, 13 west. street. and some of you may walked by is kind of a shrine to me. it's not a bookstore anymore, but there is a plaque. and there have been people in in the town of boston who have gotten a histori

have condemned israel's for each of the ceasefire agreement, he mediation civil site denounced is ralph's decision to relocate. and the statements capitals, ministry of 4, and the fast said it was a clear violation of the c spar agreement. and the international humanitarian though, though it also emphasized o haul's fun rejection of using food as a weapon of war and the deliberate starvation of civilians. capital has cooled on the international community to hold israel accountable and ensure the safe, continuous, unhindered delivery of humanitarian age. here's why the call center on the reactions by from gaza and elsewhere. long lines of aid trucks prevented from entering gaza. is real blockading crossings into the strip and sparking fear that the food water and medical supplies delivered in the past 6 weeks. maybe the last huh. got them. and frankly, since the beginning of the boys have been trying to stop us, can we see it? people will stop due to the lack of items, food supplies, people are afraid of a return to war. in a facing days, a game at busy markets. price is quickly doubled in

speaking before the summers and london, russian foreign minister, so again of ralph accused europe of wanting the wolf to continue and heaped praise on us, present on trump, most of the social cost of the end of biden's term and office. there's a new team now that guided by common sense the, the direct in saying we want to stop or was, we wants peace before the and who wants to want to continue europe with just putting the thoughts of them would go through right now they're saying, let's have peacekeepers, we want you to as many thousands of them, we will give them a cover. but that's also bracing of them because nobody's asking us what we think. trump understands. every thing trump says it is too early when there is a settlement. you can discuss this issue, but it will require the agreement of the parties. well, andre, you back collect all of this champion of the votes of association of russian diplomats of yeah, he told us they are the most go would be willing to accept foreign troops on ukrainian soil is what. busy the problem of this do, so i'm going to start with one of my 1st. t

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you've mentioned ralph ellison. and i want to take a moment to just read that quote, because before you even get to the preface before you even start the book, that quote is there for us to see. and it says, i am invisible. understand, simply because people refuse to see me like the body heads. you see, sometimes circus sideshows. it is as though i have been surrounded by mirrors or hard distorting glass. they approach me. they see only my surroundings themselves or figments of their imagination. indeed, everything in except me. you know why was it important? yeah. for this quote to be included before anything else in the book? well, first and foremost, my love of writing and reading came at an early age. my mother was teacher for 30 years and books and reading and writing were part of our household. and when i thinking about how i wanted to start the book, i obviously paid tribute to my mother and my late father. i wanted to start with a book that inspired me towards civil rights and activism. so the work that i do

the games the ioc had previously chosen weren't very popular with the worldwide audience, and while ralphnfirm any games that will make their appearances yet, he did hint that they'll be more along the lines of popular ea sports. >> it will have a clear focus on the traditional ea sports, while still obviously having a heavy emphasis on virtual sports. >> previously, the ioc said it was avoiding games with gunplay, but ralph points out there's a major difference between a game like fortnite and call of duty. >> there's a difference between red blood and green blood shooters. >> but ultimately, he says, it's not really about guns. it's about what each country feels is appropriate. >> it's an interesting discussion because actually, society and governments across the world have set standards around this. they've had set clear rules, and this is probably smart rules to follow. >> meanwhile, the second annual ea sports world cup will take place this summer, where gamers will have the chance to win tens of millions of dollars. for more stories like this, check out the fox on tech fox on games

. >> ralph fiennes, "conclave." >> what has he offered you, secretary of state?e rules of winning. rule one, the world is a mess. the world is a mess, tony. you have to fight back. you have to have a tough skin. attack, attack, attack. if somebody comes after you with a knife, you shoot them back with a bazooka. >> and the oscar goes to -- adrien brody. >> this is the second oscar win and second nomination for adrie fl brody. he took home his first oscar in this category for his role in "the pianist." [ applause ] >> they're already counting me down. okay. thank you, god. thank you for this blessed life. if i may just humbly begin by giving thanks for the tremendous outpouring of love that i felt from this world and every individual that has treated me with respect and appreciation. i feel so fortunate you know, acting is a very fragile profession. it looks very glamorous. and in certain moments, it is. but the one thing that i have gained having the privilege to come back here is to have some perspective. no matter where you are in your career, no matter what yo

these two academy members believe ralph fiennes already won for schindler's list, which he didn't.he lost to tommy lee jones for the fugitive. >> that he already won. that is such a canadian way of thinking. >> that was i went out. we'll be back after this. >> li qiang. >> it's the news. >> welcome back. >> but it's also kind of not the news. >> dana bash do that. >> you know, there's three lesbians. >> on this panel. >> am i one of them? >> if you drink tap water and your balls still work, please clap. >> no, michael. >> we don't fact check it. we don't care, man. >> why store the information on this show so terrible? >> have i got news for you? next saturday at nine on cnn and stream next day on max one. >> a next level clean swish with the whoa of listerine. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs. >> for five. >> times more cleaning power than brushing and flossing alone. get a next level clean with listerine. feel the whoa. >> sail through. >> the heart. >> of. >> historic cities. >> and unforgettable. scenery with viking. unpack once and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life

but two voters told variety they didn't vote for ralph fiennes because, quote, he won before. what movie did he win an oscar for before. >> schindler's list? >> trick question. he did. he didn't win for schindler's list. >> no. >> he's never won an oscar. these two academy members believe ralph fiennes already won for schindler's list, which he didn't. he lost to tommy lee jones for the fugitive. >> mhm. >> that he already won. that is such a canadian way of thinking. >> that was i went out. we'll be back after this. have i got news for you? it's back. let's think of some new games to play. what do. >> you got? >> yes, something like uh. >> oh. what? >> keep playing the same games. >> yeah. >> let's do the same games. >> have i got news for you? next saturday at nine on cnn. >> when i was diagnosed with hiv, i didn't. >> know who i would be. >> but here. >> i am. >> being me. >> keep being you. >> and ask your health care provider about the number one prescribed hiv treatment. biktarvy. >> biktarvy is a complete one pill, once a day treatment. >> used for hiv. and many. >> peo

winter garden police arresting 57-year-old ralph hensel, who is facing first-degree murder charges.e has pled not guilty. surveillance video from the complex shows the suspect walk from the leasasing offi with his firearm, walked around a building, lying in wait as a 32-year-old father rode past on an atv. witnesses telling police they observed two loud shots and then overheard hensel saying, "i killed him." police said hensel self-surrendered when they arrived on scene. >> i shouldn't have to bury my son. >> reporter: williams' mother inconsolable. lol police say they have responded to atv complaints at the complex at least four times this year, but it's unclear if the pair had any prior encounters in the past. >> he must be convicted of first-degree murder. >> civil rights attorney ben crump is now representing the family. >> this white man took the law into his own hands and killed this young black father. >> reporter: hensel remains in custody. >> our baby took his first steps the day after his dad's passing, and he never got to witness that moment. >> reporter: tonight there ar

reluctance to, to move on from phase one and, and what's happening the, what response we've heard from is ralph recently. well this our, the prime minister is actually holding a security consultation with many members of his security cabinet to try and see exactly how is real is going to move forward here. israel was pushing to extend phase one of the deal in order to secure the release of more hostages, but without committing to an end of the war. now how much has been privately publicly and ruling this message through mediators saying that they're not going to accept this as a red line for them. but they want to move forward to face to they want to move forward with the agreement that was signed by both parties back in january. but israel is hoping for a different outcome. so it's actually still unclear at this point exactly where we're headed in terms of the ceasefire deal, which we are in the last day of. but nonetheless, the family members of is really captives are still taking to the streets and i calling on the is really government to do things differently. to accept phase 2 of the deal

he mediated civil safety now is ralph decision. and the statement, titles, ministry of foreign affairs said it was a clear violation of the ceasefire agreement and international humanitarian little . it also emphasized though, house fund rejection of using food as a weapon of will. and it's a newport style of ation of civilians. council has cooled on the international community to hold as well, accountable, and to ensure the safe, continuous and on him the delivery of humanitarian. 8, well, pressure is building on nothing. you all heard from the families of remaining captives and garza. i'm to sell huge reports. i'm jordan's capital a mom, she's that because he is ready to go from then on palestinian authority have fund. i'll just say era from reporting from inside as well on the outside west bank. it is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke several times on sunday, justifying israel's decision to block critical humanitarian aid from entering gaza . israel wants to pressure him us to try and get them to meet israel demands

the group accused, this is ralph preaching. some pops of the agreements and video footage from british news type of the guardian shows the last moments of a 12 year old palestinian boy. i'm an else for mooney before he was shot and killed by his ready forces during a ride on the hebron. more than a week ago. the new transitional government for syria is expected to be announced in the coming days. it comes up to this week's national dialogue conference with 6 committees were announced to be formed to address key issues including justice and constitutional reform. for nearly 3 month, syria has been run by an interim government slid by almost all sure are following the full of president bush out of a side after 14 years of civil war. for the interim government is designed to reflect serious, ethnic and religious diversity is choosing government for a transitional period of 3 to 5 years until elections of health in parallel to the government. they will be 2 key bodies. a constitutional committee will define a legal framework and, a

the final barcelona have returned to the top of the spanish la league as standings after thrashing ralph. so see that for now. if now $16.00 matches in a row to me, one points above athletic on jared, robert lemon does. he was on the score sheet for this 34th time. the season rouse as the next face, mattress united in the roughly round of 60 in the top that group a group, a of the champions trophy after they defeated new zealand by 44 runs and by easel in did well to restrict india to 249 health by some fantastic, catching like this from glen phillips to remove their coli, india spinners. have the last laugh the room a check for us. marty took 5, which is 5. the black caps for both out for $205.00. both teams already 3 to the semi finals and the winning older matches as new zealand settled for 2nd. uh yeah, i think uh i can do it better, but uh, i would definitely not, not the domain does look, but uh, if it was definitely planned out. i planned all the liberties and if it happens, it happens. uh and could i get anything can happen. and con, told me it does look familiar that were coming

so good luck, ralph. speaking in moscow recently to most of the social cost of the end of biden's term in office. there's a new team now that guided by common sense the, the direct in saying we want to stop or was, we wants peace before the and who wants to want to continue europe with just putting the thoughts of i'm gonna go through right now. they're saying, let's have peacekeepers, we want you to as many thousands of them, we will give them a cover. but that's also bracing of them because nobody's asking us what we think. trump understands. every thing trump says it is too early. when there is a settlement, you can discuss this issue, but it will require the agreement of the parties post most well those tulips continuing here that's supposed to we think wrap up in just out of a half and now it's time you go 18 different leaders here old speaking quite possibly, that will go over that. that timeline, and then you're going to get press conferences from all of those leaders. i'm going to be doing a press

she she comes to work in the same outfit basically every day, which is a sort of big denim skirt and ralph lauren button down and her hair and a bun and and a scarf usually. no, nothing. nothing dramatic like that. no, no, that's not that's not so. and which is completely brilliant. and and knew what you know, every agreement back the beginning said and and she she was she came into the state department and the legal office and the legal advisors office. so she she was, you know just stone cold, solid all of all of the legal stuff. and she was you know, she was my confidant and and what i say the book my confidant and partner in crime and was really good and she's still there i mean she's still doing her thing at state i mean, something that's striking about almost any issue that comes before united nations. and it's certainly been the case with the history of the climate negotiations is that although there are various coalitions of countries and, you know, those different coalitions exceptionally well, there's one overall bifurcation, which are the industrialized countries and the develop

urban planning at ucla, where she holds the thomas endowed chair in history and is director of the ralph bunche center for african-american studies, named a macarthur fellow in 2019, professor lytle hernandez is also a member of the society of american, the american academy of arts sciences and the pulitzer prizes. wonderful. thank you very much. good afternoon, everybody oh, i like group. okay, so welcome, everyone before we begin, i want take a minute to welcome marjorie miller and pamela casey from the pulitzer prizes. thank you very much for organizing event sponsoring c-span's coverage of the book festival throughout the day is barbara hearst. while the presenter of this panel is mississippi. so thank you to the sponsors. if anyone from barbara hearst or today is here, please raise your hand so that we can acknowledge you. no. one here today. okay. well, we can let them know how great this panel was. all right so welcome to this panel, pulitzers, the road, which will be focused on two new prize winning books king a life and his name is george floyd. as was introduced, my name is kel

ralph norman.hen the government accountability says that there is $5 trillion of defrauding the people's government and the people's money. you're not going to hear anybody on the other side of the aisle, and there's some good people and well-intended people. but in this debate you won't hear them talk about illegals being on welfare rolls or the fact their president, president joe biden, with the stroke of a pen welcomed illegals on welfare and health care rolls. we can't even afford social security benefits -- the funds that will be insolvent the next 10 years and instead we're bringing people that aren't even citizens on the social safety nets paid for by taxpayers. and we're not spending that money, that precious treasure of taxpayers to shore up medicare and social security. it makes no sense to me. but, you know what, it made no sense to the american people and that's why they gave this president a mandate and gave this country unified republican leadership. now, they're still in denial, appa

. >> i mean ralph remember that i was like swearing and five minutes later i was in the room and thatwas the project literally i was like oh my god nothing small and simple. >> yeah it was it was four years ago and it's just so incredible to see how much team and community and artists are coming together and make it into a reality and it's also really beautiful that the community actually recommended the name flower corner flower garden and corner. i think it's also going to be really great to integrate with the flower market that's happening in chinatown. i think that's going to really kind of bringing the you know the beauty and the nature back to the community and i think it's also what the community wanted so so thrilled by the work and thank you again so much like everybody coming together to you know, bring people together and it's also really great that this is like the first opportunity for a lot of artists to be selected as a finalist. so i'm so thrilled to see their work and again thank thanks very much for the work you do. >> thank you. i just want to highlight that because

i want to thank matt dorsey for going to manny's cafe and supervisory ralph amendment addressing anti sentiments and the ceo of jewish community relations council anti sentiments has been around i don't know how long but many throughout the centuries and i hope it will be addressed well it is addressed by know schwarzenegger and i hope it will get better everywhere somehow you've come a long way baby. >> you supervisor alfred benjamin yes. there's another thing in my neighborhood present shops and in my neighborhood everything was right. >> you're a strong neighborhood, mr. allman. >> excuse me. there's no mr. ormond this is not general public comment. this is very specific public comment on the well, i'm going to read all of you paid a ticket a parking ticket out of my own pocket. so power to the people. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your comments. welcome to the next speaker, mr. washington okay. >> so listen, supervisors i guess is going to be more your first big decisions here again . so our current mayor he was just in the fillmore and you did a tour up and down fillm

british stars ralph fiennes, cynthia erivo and felicity jones will be hoping for success in the actingis year. at ten, films are up for the best picture award, so that�*s picture award, so that's anyone's guess. conan o�*brien will host it and it all gets underway at midnight. so if famous people falling over each other is your thing, along with pretty dresses and overlong speeches, tune in. otherwise, that's it from me. back over to headliners. >> for the very latest gb news. direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to qr code, or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> malcolm grimston. >> malcolm grimston. >> hello and welcome to headliners, where we give you the best of tomorrow's newspapers with some of today�*s comedians. i'd just like to comedians. i�*d just like to apologise to peter mandelson and his extended family for implying he was involved in the iraq war. apparently he wasn't. ijust apparently he wasn�*t. ijust looked at his face and assumed the sort of man who would drive tony blair to war. anyway, first things first. let's see what we have on the

british stars ralph fiennes, cynthia erivo and felicity jones will be hoping for success in the actingis year. at ten, films are up for the best picture award, so that�*s picture award, so that's anyone's guess. conan o�*brien will host it and it all gets underway at midnight. so if famous people falling over each other is your thing, along with pretty dresses and overlong speeches, tune in. otherwise, that's it from me. back over to headliners. >> for the very latest gb news. direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to qr code, or go to gbnews.com/poll. >> malcolm grimston. >> malcolm grimston. >> hello and welcome to headliners, where we give you the best of tomorrow's newspapers with some of today�*s comedians. i'd just like to comedians. i�*d just like to apologise to peter mandelson and his extended family for implying he was involved in the iraq war. apparently he wasn't. ijust apparently he wasn�*t. ijust looked at his face and assumed the sort of man who would drive tony blair to war. anyway, first things first. let's see what we have on the