a as a you know, as a poet or as a writer. mm hmm. and those are a very questions. i guess the first part of your series of questions concerns dialect, the late 19th century. and so there are scholars such as, you know, gavin jones and nadia nursing who talk about the key cultural role dialect plays in the late 19th century, just to put in perspective, at that time. in the wake of the civil war, one of the ways in which the cultural sphere or the social sphere of people are reading literature were trying to reckon with this new world was to what used to be like. there was a kind of a nostalgia for a pre-civil war life, and there was a way that that kind of experience was embedded in dialectic of african-american life. and so you found that in the work of joel chandler harris there was also james whitcomb riley. there were minstrel shows that especially prominent in the late 19th century, dunbar himself was mindful of those traditions of of dialect and he was someone who a with charles chestnut, who was contemporary, was able to only develop a mastery of a orthogonal

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tucked a when she goes on a rant rant sh packs a suitcase a fox news contributor cat tim. and it to him big ben is just a bend. the nwa heavyweight champion. >> okay before we get to some news stories, let's do this. >> gragson leftovers. >> his leftovers were i read th jokes we did not use it as we can like greg doesn't my first time reading these. here we go. this week president biden delivered numerous gaffes a whe his g-7 speech. when officials mentioned at nam g-7, biden went stop screaming bingo. [applause] >> a new study finds that new york city ranked at it last as it worse places to start a career. a lot of people who work in new york would agree. >> sylvester stallone's' daughter is a that their father went makeup texts that they would send their boyfriends appear to the boyfriends were suspicious because the first vortex were pretty good but tha the quality dropped off in sequels. during an episode of the view will be called by gave sonny holliston a lap dance since she said she'd never seen one. witnesses say it's the first time people through cash to sto a lap

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bob was a partisan and i was a partisan. trent is a partisan. we know at the end of the day, i have said this a million times. compromise is the oxygen of democracy. compromise is so necessary in the legislative process and bob understood that. bob and i and george mitchell and howard baker talk a little more about what kind of a center we could have. bill hoagland and his entire staff are here tonight. a lot of the health staff we have at the bpc peer it is a perfect example of what it is to find the common ground. health can be very divisive. it can be very confrontational. through the bpc and through ill and marilyn and all the others who have worked on it, we have been able to find opportunities for that common ground paired that was bob dole's aspiration. bob dole set the bar and we all tried to live up to it. audrey: i am glad you mentioned you owned your partisanship because i think sometimes people think when you're asking people to be bipartisan you're asking them to not have a respective or relinquish their principles. i went to ask ea

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citizens must have a diagnostic card when registering a technical a-a, a car and so on, yes, when toegistrar will also be able to doubt its authenticity or not? well , of course, it can, but as a rule, this is a diagnostic card, it was not the main one when registering a vehicle. it was like a secondary option. it’s just that now it has been allocated to commercial vehicles as the main one, because the situation has begun to deteriorate with safety on our roads. well ordinary citizens. we exhaled. let's figure it out then, at least. well , i think that many can work in a taxi, yes or use a taxi. eh, here's how for them the inspector will be able to determine by eye that this is footage. uh, what is this card fake? what does this documented suspicion mean, what does the fact that if you see before? uh, the car is falling apart, then in any case it was necessary for the traffic police officer to prove through the court that the car is falling apart . has external factors that affect safety is the first. hey, first question. and the second question is that he can simply check this diagn

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so he's just a man in a middle of a 19th mile journey trying singlehandedly to keep a country together that really doesn't even want to stay together. there's a great deal of entropy, just nobody can solve the problem of a country splitting in half. and it's not just southern states versus states. there are terrible internal problems in every that he goes through, including in new york city. it's not entirely clear the city of new york will stay in the state of new york and in the united states of america there are just so many loose threads. but he he in stature and in power through all these fascinating ways which there was no political playbook for this. there had been very few journeys like this and certainly there had been presidential journeys. washington but not in an era rapid telegraphic communication where every word uttered by lincoln is beamed around the nation. so he had to be very careful about his words. but that's where i think he really triumphed over adversity. he spoke so beautifully about the country he was trying to save that we see early glimpses the lincoln who w

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depending on who you ask, zog was a godlike figure or a devil. a saviour or a tyrant.dent, then in 1928 he crowned himself europe's first and only muslim king. but he did not have a drop of royal blood. tirana was zog's capital city, but not for long. from 1946-1991, albania was communist. this was stalin boulevard, a place for parades for the people's republic of albania. and now it is king zog i boulevard, which i think counts as a return to prominence for a monarch who was deposed by mussolini in 1939. was zog good or bad? did he like zog or not? yes, he liked zog. communist leader hoxha is not a popularfigure. zog's grandson, leka anwar zog reza baudouin msiziwe zogu, hopes to win more hearts. he lives in central tirana, just behind a retail development. i can't quite believe i'm about to meet the grandson of king zog. crown prince leka hopes that one day albania's monarchy might return, and knows someone with the right qualities — himself. your royal highness. it's wonderful, and welcome to tirana. thank you so much for having us here. i'm very pleased to be here.

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a.rong effect on the boy, absolutely definitely maria , he always wanted to dominate, rule , subdue, and still, despite the fact that he is already 76 years old, he proves to his dad his importance, his categoricalness, his power. and this speaks of such small usurping inclinations that he most likely commits in order to introduce opponents into such a state of helplessness, that is, this politician still, uh, weakness, shows dependence. that is, he is also dependent on the authorities and on his political activities. from a biography, including and let's connect cesar vidal to our conversation from washington , a spanish political scientist, and he has something for us tell contacted? hello tell me, please, the corruption scandals of the barrel are already simply the property of the world community. and what do you know about it and what do the spaniards think about it in just two words , you can define a barrel. the first is hypocrisy, and the second word is corruption hypocrisy - thes

it's a bit of a strange one because we've had a strong sterling, and the u.k. economy has surprised people in the bank of england has expect us to be in recession. most economists did. we expected a recession in the u.k.. we have now upped our forecasts, and we don't have a recession on our forecast, so those things should be help for the index. but it hasn't really outperform this year. not on the strongest sterling and not the economic growth. versus the ftse 100. >> why is that? even taking a look at that as you are mentioning, it's only up or percent. is it underperforming all of the other indexes? >> we understand why it is underperforming. it had a stellar year last year for performed well. those stocks have done well this year. all of them have been a big tech company, luxury good company, and they really don't have much in the way of exposure to that among names. so they haven't had the right exposure. in some ways, it's the wrong type of exposure. energy stocks have been hit by prices so far this year, so it's not really in favor from the sector perspe

there was also a 3rd party, a candidates who was a lot more aggressive. i'm much more right wing a person when the results of the 1st. when came out, the 3rd party are right when canada got about 5 percent of their vote. and so in the 2nd round, it's really a been been a, you know, the question of who will get these votes of the 3rd party candidates he has since in board president, what's in an attempt to, you know, try to sway these border voters. the opposition candidates came up to this through has been more aggressive and you really have to say much, much, much more than a phobic. then in the 1st round, i mean i was walking down the street of a symbol today and you know, he has election plaque cards all over the place with things like syrians will go, all of them will leave. and you can imagine what it must be like to be a syrian refugee living in this country and seeing those signs. this has a real effect on people's lives here. i've. so i've spoken to parents who say their kids have anxiety attacks because of this refugee saying that they, you know,

actions, bailiffs during a forcible seizure, his daughter, a man faces a fine of up to one and a half, earlier court decisions on the place of residence of the seven-year-old dasha was nevertheless revised and the girl again returned to her father and brothers in the sverdlovsk region, however , it is too early to put an end to this story, because the divorce proceedings of the kokhich spouses are in full swing, which means that their children also have these endless showdowns . apparently spoiled. a lot more blood. children also have the right to maternal and paternal love, and children lose access to the most important and valuable saint that their parents have. a 16-year-old girl addressed me. she has parents live in a big house on rublyovka and mom found out that dad had a relationship and decided to leave, and he blocked all these shutters, locks there, that they had a gate and she lived. there, in captivity for 1.5 months, he asks her to lock the child. calls me crying. what to do? mom wants to leave. i don't know how to help my mother. they fight, quarrel, swear and such storie

we're losing a figure a primitive a primal sense of loss a father a chieftain a some you were what people were rocked to their core and and eleanor stepped forward and made a very firm and clear statement about how the country was going to move forward and one of the first things she did when she saw harry truman who was summoned from she herself was brought back from a a talk. she was given and sense what was happening. she was told the president was dead. she was in washington at the sawgrave club. she came back to the white house and harry truman was summoned from the senate and he walked in and and came upstairs and and there was this is roosevelt and there was a anna roosevelt and and several of roosevelt's you know assistance and so forth and she stepped forward and she's harry. the president is dead and harry truman looked at eleanor roosevelt and said mrs. roosevelt. what can what can we do for you? and she said harry? what can we do for you for you're the one who is now in trouble and i think that in the transfer from that moment forward for the next few days and she got out of t

we have a freeway closure. one lane on 87. more in a few minutes.will get a look >>> we at the 280 connector. it's shut li ntto iestigaa shooting. two people were shot. one person is confirmed dead. there is a lot of activity happening around that area. give yourself extra time. if you take 87, use 101 but it is getting busy as we get into the 7:00 hour which is the busiest hour for anyone making the commute out of san jose this morning. give yourself extra time. 85 is a good option out of south san jose. >> welcome to the morning commute. a rough one. >>> you can watch us after this newscast on kcbw and cbs news bay area. >>> because she is just simply the best, you may recognize this song but not the person holding that mic. next at 7:00 we introduce you to a bay area performer honoring tina turner. "cbs mornings" is coming up next. hope you have a great day. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" on this tuesday and hello to you, our viewers on the west coast. i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here, so let's all go

woman, i and a bull, i and a i and a woman, i and a bull, i am her horse.they are together. maybe you can analyze us and tell us what kind of relationship in this couple , please continue. and the husband of kamalai, on the contrary, is such a soft warm external man, and in the inside of a woman it’s natural. it's just such an external picture of an official marriage is outwardly a beautiful picture, but at the same time the confusion of roles and it is clear that camela is using her husband. just really, like the first lady so that they match in style in image in color. here on all images. they have a single, well-chosen , thoughtful style, and it’s scary to imagine when kamala comes to her husband in the morning and says so, today i’m wearing a purple tie in purple. i agree. hopefully nuance. she doesn't use it at all. she doesn't notice him at all. look at the photo. he the extra comes along with her. take that. come on . excuse me, please, take a picture with me and go, she goes. she doesn't even see him, you know, and that's what's going on next to me.

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germany, that would be a nato in a bolt a set of three baltic republics that are not a part of nato if you put them all in nato it, you know, sort of unifies it connects them and it makes it very unlikely that there would be any sort of tension or conflict going back to the late 40s. this was really a question of germany and france at one of the great things that nato did is to bring germany and france into the same alliance. and of course the uk and these countries that for so many years had gone to war with each other and you know seen each other as aggressors and enemies. we're suddenly partners and allies in an alliance and that's done a lot of great things for europe. and so i think there's a sense with some of these smaller countries that you can get a similar dynamic and well the baltic states wanted to join me. absolutely. i've been living under domination they were annexed by stalin during world war two. absolutely. yeah, so in their view, they weren't necessarily thinking about germany a revention of germany margaret. thatcher was in the late 1980s. she was concerned about a

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a block away, a half a block away, across the street. this is all ongoing, and they will take all the information that they have and they'll start putting it together. but right now, he is still considered an active shooter, you don't know where he is, he could be in the area, don't know if anything is preplanned where he planned to go to a roof and do, you prepare yourself for every possibility the person could be planning in the next few moments. >> sandra: active shooter suspect at large and considered to be armed and dangerous. which joe makes it even more crucial they get every last person off the street there, because you don't know where the person could be hiding. >> exactly. you want to get everybody into a secure area, you know, it's a busy time of day. it's, you know, a clear day down there, you know, people might be walking about, but they'll keep that area and secure that area and say everybody please stay in place. put it out to everybody, hunker down and don't come out, and police officers will telling the individuals plea

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