but not amelia. she wasn't leaving her man, no honking way.escence, now in its fourth week, they've been putting arnold in a pen out back, an hourly daily, for fresh air. and every time, without fail, amelia comes running to her gander, marches right into his cage in full-throated surrender. >> i think it really gave us all a new respect for how social these animals are and sort of the depths that they have in their emotions. >> reporter: i know this isn't your field, per se, but is this love? >> you know, i don't know if it's love, but they really make each other calm and happy and, yeah, i think we could all learn something from them. >> reporter: arnold was released this week, back into the wings of his beloved. and although the couple was in no rush to fly the coop, they won't stick around for long. still, hopeful, eiamwi sy with e atd for e goose is crucial for mankind. steve hartman, "on the road," in barnstable, massachusetts. >> dokoupil: arnold and amelia make a beautiful couple. we'll be right back. this isn't just a walk up the stai

but not amelia. wasn't leaving her man, no honkin way. >> reporter: throughout his convalescence, now in its fourth week, they'd been putting arnold in a pen out back. an hour daily for fresh air. and every time, without fail, amelia comes running to her gander, marches right into his cage in full-throated surrender. >> i think it really gave us all a new respect for how social these animals are, and sort of the depth they have in but iem love? >>he you irknow, i don't know i it's love, but they really make each other calm and happy. i think we could all learn something from them. >> reporter: arnold was released this week, back into the wings of his beloved. and although the couple was in no rush to fly the coop, they won't stick around for long. still, hopefully their example will stay with us. because what's good for the goose is crucial for mankind. california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and

but not amelia. she not leaving her man. no honking way.esh air, and every time, without fail, amelia comes run her ganter, in full-throated surrender. >> it gave us a new respect for how social these animals are. >> i know this isn't your field per se, but is this love? >> you know, i don't know if it is love, but they really make each other calm and happy. i think we can all learn something from them. >> arnold was released this past week, back into the wings of his beloved. they probably won't return. but hopefully their example will stay with us because what's good for the goose is crucial for mankind. uchhh!!! so now we use our swiffer sweeper and dusters. the fluffy fibers? they pick up dust easily. like my vacuum, it sneaks huunder and around places.ha!!'s look at that!! dust free and hassle free. stop cleaning and start swiffering. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (

this is amelia earhardt's characteristic red vega. ter tells her story of flying across the atlantic. and it's in another airplane, the lockheed electra that disappears in 1937. lockheed becomes synonymous with long-distance aircraft. but still it's a wood airplane. it's interesting to see the performance being pushed, which seem said court intuitive in terms of what the airplane is. it's looking towards the future in terms of its shape. if we look at the very dynamic period of inovation, we've seen a lot of airplanes merge, the vega is the first to represent the future and how it's going to become modern in the course of the 1930s. so, the vega, through pilots like amelia earhardt, they've ramped up the spectacle of flight. enthusiasm for the wonderful flights, in terms of flying across oceans, continents, the world. the next airplane, the boeing airplane is an example of a commercial airplane that embodies the new innovations and in this case, carrying passengers in the 1930s. it's one of the first modern airliners and one of the fi

so, he vega threw pilots like amelia earhart and wily post, they ramped up the spectacle of flight.usiasm for these wonderful flights in terms of flying across oceans, across comments around the world. the next one we are going to look at the boeing 247-d is an example of a commercial airliner that embodies is new intimations that enable airplanes to fight higher, faster, and in this case carrying passengers for airlines in the 1930s. so the 247-d is one of the first modern airliners. it's one of the first modern airplanes overall, it's been introduced in 1933. it reflects this heritage of reinventing the airplane after world war one. it has all metal construction. there's been a significant transaction transition from wire brace construction of the right brothers to the plywood construction of the vega. the tubular steel fuselage of the spirit of st. louis, and now you are looking at an all middle airplane. you make these aircraft bigger, you sweep the wings back, put engine pots on them with castro in engines and you have jet airliners of the 19 fifties. we are looking at the begi

and here is a letter by amelia, she says, my dear lewis, i was very glad to receive yours. you know, i expected to hear from you. i heard that you were ill. and then her photograph. hand tinted photograph when we began to see these experiences of women. how they envisioned themselves. charlotte fulton's journal, she has a wonderful diary of her experience. when she met robert shaw and he came to take tea with us, and afterwards, they stayed to the shout, which was a religious meeting, and he was really excited about the experience of going to a praise house to see the quote shout as she described. and she was delighted to find that he was one of the very best and most spirited that he had had. she says that colonel shaw looked and listened with the deepest interest. and so he expressed his gratitude for inviting him to the shout. but as i mentioned, again, as we think about this is a portrait of henry stewart, and his -- he's part of the 54th mass, and he is -- this is a photograph in the historical society of massachusetts. disease was the number one killer of many of the

joe, amelia and eleanor, thank you so much for talking to us and roll on thursday when he comes home!ir rugby team. -- an amazing win. �* , , �* �* , wheelchair rugby team. -- an amazing win. absolutely. and it's been amazinu win. absolutely. and it's been amazing for — win. absolutely. and it's been amazing for the _ win. absolutely. and it's been amazing for the paralympic i win. absolutely. and it's been - amazing for the paralympic team. they won seven gold medals on day five of the paralympic games in tokyo. hannah cockcroft added another title to her collection. that's six over three games. it was her third consecutive t34 100m crown as she bettered her own world record with a time of 16.39 seconds. the wheelchair rugby team claimed a historic victory in their final, as we heard, beating the united states 54—49. lee pearson increased his personal haul to 13 paralympic golds as he combined with natasha baker and sophie wells to retain the para—equestrian team title. there were two rowing golds for pr2 mixed double sculls pair and the pr3 mixed coxed four team, successfully defend

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cándido: ¿no se ha vuelto a aparecer por aquí amelia? paula: fíjese que sí. cándido: ay, no.usted, vino a ver a farías. cándido: no me digas que ella y -- [resuellan] cándido: ay, es tremendo ese enano. paula: ay, si lo trae de llaverito. nadie que farías es tamaño muestra gratis. [ríen] farías: cándido, ayúdame, échame una mano. [grita] cándido: va a parecer parto y no relación amorosa. [ríen] perlita: ay, espérame, espérame. esta sí me la sé, nada más déjame concentrarme, ¿sí? maría: ya apúrate. silvina: mira, claudia, perlita se ve muy incómoda con maría, aunque la entiendo porque explicarle algo a esa niña es como tratar hacer hablar un saco de papas. claudia: pues, claro. no cualquiera es tan sabionda como maría, o como yo. cándido: ay, que segura exclamó la intelectual. claudia: ¿intelectual? no me ofenda, yo soy católica y le voy a lo cholos. a -- patrón. catita: lo que yo no entiendo es por qué perlita puso tanta objeción en que tu hermana maría entrara a la misma escuela. silvina: ay, así son las niñas, medio envidiosas a veces. cándido: a mí me intriga más es por qu

so this is amelia earhart's characteristic red vega and shows her story of flying across the atlanticin another airplane lockheed electra becomes synonymous with high-performance, long-distance aircraft that important aviators choose to make these flights. still this is a wood airplane and very interesting to see the performance being pushed which seems counter intuitive in regards to what this aircraft is. doesn't have the steel fuselage like spirit of st. louis but it's looking towards the future in terms of the shape. we look at this dynamic 1926 to 1934 period of innovation we seen a lot of these airplanes i've been talking about emerge, the vega is the first to represent the future airplane how it will become modern over the course of the 1930s. so the vega enthusiasm has been ramped up, flying across oceans, conthe -- continents around the world. next the boeing -- aircraft that enables new innovations to fly faster, farther and in this case carry passengers. in 1930s. 217 d is one of the first modern airplanes overall when introduced in 1933. it reflects the heritage of reinven

amelia took her and hayes to the park. >> finn: oh, so does that mean i get my beautiful wife all to myself? >> steffy: i know... last night was amazing. >> finn: mm. >> steffy: we really needed that. >> finn: well yeah, especially since you're leaving me for san francisco. >> steffy: i know, but it's only for a night. i have to go with hope. you know, deal with hope for the future. i hate being away from you and the kids. >> finn: me too, but i'll be here holding down the fort. >> steffy: i know you will. it just makes me feel uneasy

. >> these are amelia earhart's goggles-- the ones she flew across the atlantic with solo. >> stephen: okay, that's an interesting choice for a good luck charm. ( laughter ) ( as bezos ) all right, we got amelia earhart's goggles-- we have a chunk of iceberg from the titanic, and in here, i have abraham lincoln's playbill. let's go. ( laughter and applause ) no one wants to come? okay. ( piano riff ) now it's been a few weeks since the 4 of july, but today in congress, we got fireworks. thanks to kentucky senator and man who let the invisible hand of the market cut his hair, rand paul. earlier today, senator paul got into a bit of a tussle with dr. anthony fauci. now, i'm going to show you a clip, and you don't need to understand what rand paul is saying because he clearly doesn't. ( laughter ) all you need to know is, he is trying to call dr. fauci a liar, and the good doctor jackslapped him back to his old kentucky home. ( cheers and applause ) >> dr. fauci, knowing it is a crime to lie to congress, do you wish to retract your statement of may 11 where you claimed that the n.i.h. ne

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but wright's attorney amelia green says that's a lie she filed a civil lawsuit that led to a deposition with devlin >> and at that deposition, we put his story to the test. >> we ready? are you ready, mr. devlin >> i am. >> as another writes detective writes wright's confession, devlin was asked to transcribe it, just as he says it happened in the interrogation room >> it's way too fast it's way too fast. >> he could barely keep up. he couldn't keep pace at all and at a certain point, he just gave up it just corroborates that the confession was completely fabricated >> reporter: philadelphia prosecutors agree and say all three former detectives charged today lied under oath about the case, including in devlin's testimony during that deposition a lawyer for devlin telling nbc news marty devlin spent 50 years of his life fighting for justice for victims of crime and that these good men are innocent of all charges. detective devlin worked several cases where false statements sent innocent people to prison. you can see more about this i'll be there for a special "dateline" at 10:00 eastern

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amelia says she's an e r nurse on the frontlines of the pandemic. she believes she got covid from work and then brought it home to her family. the sad story depicts the grim reality of pediatric icus across the country filling up with children. many too young to be vaccinated these kids are anxious this kid there said that they have to be in icu of the country. >> doctor amesh 90 runs the pediatric icu at beverley knight holston children's hospital in georgia. >> where they too are treating patients just like little over >> and to most common thing that keeps coming up as you know, why was why my child and why now and could this have been prevented doctor. an arson. donnie says since kids under 12 aren't yet eligible to get the vaccine they're more vulnerable to infection from the highly contagious. delta variant. >> this weekend. the number of children and the u.s. hospitalized with covid-19 hit a record high of just over 1900 cases. it's been extremely difficult for everybody. >> happening today. the california attorney general rob bonta is expect

the business tycoon defeated the president at goodman good by imagine amelia 1000000 boats at pushed him over the 50 percent threshold, which was needed to avoid a runoff. he should have been out bases baton, skip turning around and be struggling economy. once again, you're up to date with the headlines on al jazeera, one when he does next. how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties down to the, their regulation to own a tiger than there are to own a dog. how can this be happening? you know, we take on us politics and society and that's the bottom line. ah, you don't watch as paradigm. ah, it's taking country side of the calculus variety of fed that creature. when you look at a guy centrally, you don't have to be good to love that can be quite as spiritual to come out here and just to sit and be quiet into listen. but the south pacific nation has one of the worst texting records we have last about a 3rd of every spaces and the decline is still ongoing. if we let it roll for another 50 years, they won't b

we had the selma to montgomery march and my special guest was the 103-year-old millie robinson -- amelia robinson. i had a posted on my bathroom all in alabama and it said, do your own work. she said to all the people who came up to her at the state of the union -- everyone to a person said, we stand on your shoulders. she said, get off my shoulders and do your own work. i am happy we have done our own work and are going to continue to do the work of the people. i am excited to be standing here with such dynamic leaders. i am speechless, the girl from selma, because the boy from troy is not here. i just want to say to my constituency, birmingham, montgomery, my hometown of selma, it's not just that i represent you every day in congress, i represent the legacy that is the civil rights and voting rights movement. it is a legacy we should honor every day, not just on this monumental milestone, because we stand on the shoulders of giants, people who sacrificed, who had the courage and temerity to stand up to impossible odds, so that what we do today to make sure we restore the honor of the v

we tried to ask her to talk. amelia says she remembers many things, but she doesn't want to speak english, make them after being kidnapped from iraq, the eventually ended up in turkey. just last year they were united with their older brother and sister. now the cannot speak their mother tongue and enable to join school in northern iraq. the only way for shadow to communicate with them is through a translation app. he struggles to provide for them because he has no work and no prospects let them on, and we wish we can leave the country and migrate. my sister mirror wants to go to school every day. she asks me either put me in school like the rest of the kids will take me outside of iraq. the whole day, the family is searching for their parents orphans born twice and are being raised by strangers and thousands of iraq. the answer in children are growing up without future prospects in a world which seems to have ignored the suffering. some of injury down to 0. the hook, northern iraq in protest was in france or rallying for a 6 straight weekend against a health pass aimed at covering the spr

amelia womack, deputy leader ofthe planet.list, a campaignerfor indigenous peoples' rights and a member of the belgium royalfamily. let's talk about how the problem affects indigenous peoples. can you give an example that is currently being experienced and why their voice is not being heard? first of all, let voice is not being heard? first of all. let me _ voice is not being heard? first of all, let me explain _ voice is not being heard? first of all, let me explain why _ voice is not being heard? first of all, let me explain why they - voice is not being heard? first of all, let me explain why they are| all, let me explain why they are probably the most impacted by the climate breakdown. because they are the poorest, amongst the welcome at the poorest, amongst the welcome at the most marginalised, we are talking about 370 million people. secondly because they live in a region which is particularly affected by the climate crisis like the polar region, the tropical forests, and also because they are often not recognised and be

i want to ask from are you to community didi. amelia says the west has made war worse than it was. people used to fight with swords and battlefield without children without women to innocent men. the western world has added fuel to the fire causing this. and so she's not that the advancement of war were becoming worse, and also i'd add one more thing. did you notice that the recent job was that happened in azerbaijan with are many other use of drones, for military writers are saying this signals a new age of warfare. but go ahead, if you want to comment about what it, what the video comment was. well, i thought the 1st remark was, was, it was very good and i too am pessimistic because what's happening is it's possible to wage war at a great distance on people you never see, or people you never engage with. and that may make the waging boar much, much easier. so much of the war that has happened in the world since $945.00. not all but, but a lot of it has been powers fighting well away from their own territory, sending the armed forces abroad. and it's been possible for people in co

prepared to fight with his brother lewis douglas who has a number of letters in exchange with his fiance amelia and one he writes he posed for the photographer in boston his photograph is and howard university moreland spring garden letter collection, but he says i've been in two fights and i'm unhurt i believe we other fight tonight. he says if i survive i shall write you a long letter and then he describes the people who were wounded in from her city in upstate new york, and then he writes another my dear girl. i am away. do not fret yourself to death. oh i beg of you to do not so he's also concerned about her life her concerns and his fiance he talks also about the experience of the welfare of the men and the can he talks about the loss of the three who died in fort wagner and these are experience that give life to the images that breathe life into the images as we the story about the history of the not only the iconic moments, but also the the southern landscape and how letter writing and slaves marriages were important in creating my story that i was fascinated with and here's a letter by

. >> it's amelia, right?these shows have gotten back to the idea of race and class and the ways that all of these issues intersect. >> it's friday night family dinner time. come on, let's go. this meat was heavily discounted so i need to cook it before it turns. >> so, you start to see the working-class sitcom reemerge in something, like, "one day at a time" or "t"the upshaws" becaus a good chunk of america lives below the poverty line. >> back in the day? [ bleep ] you did some ignorant shit this morning. >> you need these stories where people are understanding they're not bad people, necessarily, because they don't make a certain income. >> the last oj dg deals with cl and race through the lens of this person who was incarcerated. and is now back in this gentrified neighborhood. >> damn. poppies is gone, too. the last og in brooklyn. that's where i born and raised. [ bleep ]. chasing that paper. i used to be just like [ bleep ], man. just like y'all. >> tracey is blue collar, all the things that are conside

. >> joining one year-old sister amelia and 2 year-old sister reagan. he really stepped up it's great. >> was great mail handler. we all delivery. her. was there for jordan reporting and that wraps up kron 4 news today when they say grab the head of areas are from time coverage continues tonight at the top of the hour with catherine heenan and u.s. is hard for that package to get lost in the here's what we're working for 9 o'clock. >> all now 9 of the second largest fire in state history of course we're talking about the dixie fire. >> we're going to go live to greenville town that has been destroyed by flames and the family of an east bay. navy veteran has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the city of antioch in his death. >> we'll hear from the lawyer representing the family. don't representing the family. don't is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyaction

, but johnson didn't lead the movement that led to the voting rights act being passed, no, it was ameliaat marched all over the south, the mississippi project and others that forced the congress and the senate to pass a bill that lyndon johnson signed. that is why if we are going to get the senate bill 1 passed and the john lewis bill passed that will put teeth into the viting rights act it will not come from the white house down, it will come from the people up. that is why we're having this national voter rights march august 28th in washington, d.c. martin luther king iii and i are calling for that you should come. you should register at www.nationalactionnetwork.net. we lost a great ally this week, richard trumka whose last public appearance was around voting rights. he worked shoulder to shoulder with us for many years in the civil rights movement. he was one of the first guests i had on "politics nation." he will be missed but he'll expect us to be present to fight for voting rights. we'll be right back. ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's

amelia says she's an e r nurse on the frontlines of the pandemic.s she got covid from work and then brought it home to her family. the sad story depicts the grim reality of pediatric icus across the country filling up with children. many too young to be vaccinated these kids are anxious this there said that they have to be in icu of the country. >> doctor amesh 90 runs the pediatric icu at beverley knight holston children's hospital in georgia. >> where they too are treating patients just like little over >> and to most common thing that keeps coming up as you know, why was why my child and why now and could this have been prevented doctor. an arson. donnie says since kids under 12 aren't yet eligible to get the vaccine they're more vulnerable to infection from the highly contagious. delta variant. >> this weekend. the number of children and the u.s. hospitalized with covid-19 hit a record high of just over 1900 cases. it's been extremely difficult for everybody. >> well, after a 4 month closure sfo now has reopened its longest runway. we're talking

. >> civil rights attorney amelia green says the city's corrupt criminal justice system has ensnaredless others. >> found another case from the exact same time period where another man is claiming that he is innocent, and so then you keep digging and you find another one. >> in 2017, philadelphia's newly elected district attorney larry crasser in hired patricia cummings to lead a revamped conviction integrity unit. they found police and prosecutors lied and hid evidence. when i spoke with cummings she made an extraordinary admission rarely heard from a prosecutor. >> so what are you asking the court to do? >> we are asking the court to vacate the conviction because we believe that the conviction, as it stand, is a gross miscarriage of justice. >> but would that be enough to free walter ograud? >> walter was finally released from prison on june 5, 2020, and joining me is the anchor and managing editor lester holt to preview a powerful "dateline "qwest special. tell us from the bigger picture of what light this case sheds on decades of misconduct across philadelphia's criminal justice

time john lewis was on the edmund pettis bridge he was beaten brutally and tear gassed along with amelia, we were there. we were surprised as he got out of his car, with his body already in pain from cancer and stood on that bridge and we held him up and we accepted the responsibility of protecting a law that is being dismantled. so we are marching next saturday, gathering at 8 a.m. at h and 15th, marching past black lives matter plaza, past the white house to the mall where the capitol will be in our background because the battle today is having the senate deal with filibuster, putting the pressure on the senate. we're not just commemorating what happened in '63, we are talking about where the battleground is now and that is the capitol. you can go to www.nationalactionnetwork.net and reserve a seat on one of the buses around the country that are free or tell us you're coming in your own way, but we must protect our right to vote intergenerational, interracial, all sexual orientations, let's march together and save this democracy. we'll be right back. and one we explore one that's been

amelia says she's an e r nurse on the frontlines of the pandemic. believes she got covid from work and then brought it home to her family. the sad story depicts the grim reality of pediatric icus across the country filling up with children. many too young to be vaccinated these kids are anxious this there said that they have to be in icu. the country. >> doctor amesh an arcing 90 runs the pediatric icu at beverley knight holston children's hospital in georgia. >> where they too are treating patients just like little over >> and to most common thing that keeps coming up as you know, why was why my child and why now and could this have been prevented doctor. an arson. donnie says since kids under 12 aren't yet eligible to get the vaccine they're more vulnerable to infection from the highly contagious. delta variant. >> this weekend. the number of children and the u.s. hospitalized with covid-19 hit a record high of just over 1900 cases. it's been extremely difficult for everybody. >> now, as you know, ford reporting for us tonight. we wish that child

amelia says she's an e r nurse on the frontlines of the pandemic.s she got covid from work and then brought it home to her family. the sad story depicts the grim reality of pediatric icus across the country filling up with children. many too young to be vaccinated these kids are anxious this kid there said that they have to be in icu of the country. >> doctor amesh 90 runs the pediatric icu at beverley knight holston children's hospital in georgia. >> where they too are treating patients just like little over >> and to most common thing that keeps coming up as you know, why was why my child and why now and could this have been prevented doctor. an arson. donnie says since kids under 12 aren't yet eligible to get the vaccine. >> they're more vulnerable to infection from the highly contagious. delta variant this weekend. the number of children and the u.s. hospitalized with covid-19 hit a record high of just over 1900 cases. it's been extremely difficult for everybody. >> the east bay west contra, costa county unified schools now reporting a positive