b.friends. was a small town methodist priest or in small town, pennsylvania. >> he was confident. he was an all-round guy. >> daryl cox sat alongside him for 20 years. he'd seen a fresh faced young pastor grow into a devoted preacher. >> one of the things he helped my family over the years, he was always there. >> he watched his friend, the pastor, raise his music loving family. ab and his wife would perform together. >> they sang together many times, they were quite the dual and duets were considered in the church to seem like the all american couple. >> the couple's daughters, julie and amy. >> mom and dad were people who loved each other and took care of each other and very close family. >> but a deep sadness fell over the family when the wife of four years suddenly died. the daughter requires the farm to be when -- >> it was a hard year after. >> he was a sad guy? >> yes. >> but life goes on and her father did in time, meet somebody who would become their stepmother. a recently divor

so the machine the morning after the attack b s. b, i find so much it is stuck in the ground within yards of one of the air base security guards a message that most much of battles were close enough to take the guard's life. but unlike the boss attacked this time, they insured that no one was hurt an internal most much of those documents celebrates the attack. we were able to revive the spirit of our people. since this was the most overwhelming blow given to the yankee since pearl harbor. our organizations for speech was greatly increased. it's made us known all around the world. i was surprised by how much tacit support there was and how many people were like, almost like secretly problem. of course you can't do it on a simple, it's a tooth is expensive and people are commenting about uh nice. okay. and the word of point to he can resist and spreads beyond the island. leaders including pope john paul, the 2nd robert kennedy junior, and jesse jackson all pushed for the united states navy to leave the the in 2003. after nearly 60 yea

by 1985 b s. b, i has gathered reams of evidence leaking, say got to the wells fargo robbery barnett. b, i raid rounds of 11 much of the data, charging them with conspiracy in the wells fargo robbery. se got an o head feels our jails without bond. initially, the government plans to charge the group with suspicious conspiracy planning to overthrow the us government, the really right to. and i were in this facility for about a year during the free trial here. and they have like, uh, a list of pictures of like 10 inmates that you need to be on the lookout for for correctional officers. so that picks their curiosity. and so with dog and it's, it's not too hard, you know, for an american understand independence. there are no, there's understand that, you know, if somebody invaded your country, what would you do? you know, how would you feel if you'd lost the war against the japanese? every law that was passed here in the united states had to be approved by the japanese congress. it's not fair. yeah. te

consider amendment number 41 printed in part b of house report 118-242. for what purpose duds the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. jackson: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: the -- the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 41 printed in part b of house report 118-242, offered by mr. jackson of texas. the chair: the house will be in order. pursuant to house resolution 756, the gentleman from texas, mr. jackson, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. jackson: thank you, mr. speaker. the national nuclear security administration's plant in am lil roe, texas, is one of our nation's most valuable and vital military assets as it is our strategic forces' only nuclear weapon assembly and disassembly faciletism the saying is all roads lead to pantex because it's a mandatory stop for every single nuclear weapon within our inventory. this amendment will prohibit the biden administration from halting construction of the much-needed high explosive s

their plan is to attack the f b i offices in san juan the instead of hitting the f b, i offices. the mess, damaging the department of agriculture being directly fired on invigorate staff b, i's hunt for lost much of those. and within weeks they have a new list of surveillance targets. and the fact that it was an attack to the f b i office, of course, made them feels very personally committed to that investigation. and so through an all of their resources into the, the, the f b i gather, is enough evidence to get a quarter. and starts tapping phone conversations and planting microphones in homes and vehicles buried in the miles of audio troops f b. i. agents are starting to hear conversations about $7000000.00. they soon come to the conclusion that the grenade attack and the wells fargo robbery were both done by those much of data. by 1985, the b i has gathered reams of evidence leaking, say got to the wells fargo robbery barnett. b, i raid rounds of 11 much just data. charging them with conspiracy in the wells fargo robbery. say god, i know heather, yours are jailed without bond.

b t q community much is at stake. the government has faced international condemnation for its stance on gay rights. same sex relations are not legally recognized in the country even so some businesses are trying to show support. the pink economy is thriving, dw, as jack parents, when to meet an outspoken polish flip flop brand, in the warehouse of computer, in the western publicity of large compared to it has been selling flip flops in poland since the mid ninety's. it's something of an iconic product here, but it's steadily lost its popularity off to say it was a trickle to a few 100 pads a. yeah, that's why because epsky and 2 of the new cohen is, came in to completely read them the brand in 2018. that's when they brought in a public key pro l g b t stones. even though the yes, we could expect that there will be some reactions which are not so nice and they were, they said, you know, i would never buy again. you, i'll flip flops and we say, okay, goodbye. but much more can, they've not built could be just turn over

the b-24 can carry five of these 1,000-pounders.r of the machine guns, a b-26 flight is a formidable attacking unit. these planes have seen constant use in the korean war, their targets ranging from strategic industrial area in the north to about the call areas along the battle lines in the south. the b-26 is classified as a light bomber with a speed of more than 350 miles an hour. ♪ >> after their final briefing, crew members head for the field. this has become a familiar scene in united states air bases in japan from which b-26 sorties are flown on an around the clock schedule. these invaders were formerly called a-26 bombers. they differ from the b-26 marauders used in world war ii. the present b-26 is a very adaptable plane which is often revamped for different purposes. cannons may be substituted for the nose gun. the plane can be adapted to carry a variety of explosives. or the b-26 is designed primarily for low-level bombing. it is seldom used for the high altitude work of the b-29. [background sounds] [background sounds] >>

steven b. was so funny and he had such a great love of music. >> he's loveable. i mean, everybody loves steven b. >> but soon, it was fully clear that not everybody did. >> they came upon a body floating in the water. >> shot him one time in the back of the head. >> i felt like i was in some made-for-tv movie. it's like "this can't be happening." >> what did happen? the hunt is on. a gleaming yacht. >> i thought, "why did you get on that boat? " >> a scheming businessman, and a missing fortune. >> you're a multi-millionaire and you don't have any money. >> from high seas adventure to heart-stopping murder. >> i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello. and welcome to "dateline." steven b. williams was a man with a golden voice. a former dj who found fame, fortune, and a wealth of friends. then suddenly, radio silence. steven b had disappeared. detectives would follow a trail of clues from the coast of california to a quiet town in montana. they thought the motive w

b. i arrived in point of equal half a century earlier, but rather than merely pursuing criminals agents were tasked with squelching the voices of those who were working to gain independence. soon, the mission gross with agents compiling dossiers on over one 100000 persons of interest. generating nearly 2000000 pages of documents, agents gather details of political affiliation, employment religious practices, and sexual partners the but despite massive surveillance, pre, but go ahead and once they got to continue to evade the f b i for over a decade, the year they're in the in 1983, there's much of dental to use funds from the wells fargo robbery to purchase a shoulder mounted rocket launcher. their plan is to attack the f b i offices in san juan the instead of hitting the f b, i offices. the mess, damaging the department of agriculture being directly fired on invigorates the f. b. i's hunt for lost much of those. and within weeks they have a new list of surveillance targets. and the fact

the b 26 is armed 16 caliber machine guns.e electrically operated and a single owner can bring many to the same target at once. he can carry a 5000 bomb load or five of these 1000 pounders. these bombs plus the heavy firepower of the machine gun, a b 26 flight is a formidable attacking unit. these planes have seen constant use in the korean war and their targets ranging from strategic industrial areas in the north to tactical areas along the battle lines in the south. the b 26 is classified as a light bomber with the speed of more than 350 miles an hour. after their final briefing crew members and for the field. this has become a familiar scene in united states airbases in japan from which b 26 are flown from around the clock on a schedule. these be 26 invaders were formally called a 26 bombers and they differ from the b 26 bombers used in world war ii. the present b 26 is a very adaptable plane which is often re-adapted for different uses. the plan can be adapted to carry a variety of explosives. the b 26 is designed primaril

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he has taught at the lyndon b. johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas at austin. as all is at santa clara university. professor black was litigation director at the federal home loan bank board, deputy director of the savings and loan oversight body, the ssl, i see general counsel of the federal home loan bank of san francisco, and senior deputy chief council at the office of thrift supervision. he's the author of a lot of books and his book, the best way to rob a bank is to own one, which was published in 2005 is considered to be a classic in this genre. professor black, welcome to the show. we're very happy to have you. thank you. oh, it's a, it's an honor to actually meet you. i have to admit that i'm fascinated by the case of sam bagman fried the founder of f t x and the co founder of alameda research a year ago. forbes rank to this 31 year old. as the 41st richest american, and the 68th richest person in the world, with a net worth of some $26000000000.00. that's at the age of $31.00. the

this kicked off a twitter storm between chang and s b f. that force the price of not just f t t, but all other crypto currencies down. and within days f t x had a cash prices, so in response financed announced that it would buy f t x. but the value of the token continued to crash. so finance dropped out and when they dropped out, they criticized f t. x is handling of investors money that lead to something akin to an old fashion run on the back. and within 48 hours, sam bagman freed was no longer a billionaire. it turned out that f t x had loaned billions of dollars to alameda to cover its liabilities. and in the end, f t x, alameda, and get this 180 associated entities, all declared bankruptcy. how in the world could something like this happened, was there are no oversights, no regulation. and if there was, and then why not. okay, so this has existed for centuries. the famous explanation of this earliest and time is bossed yet a sort of protocol economist. and in france, centuries ago, when plunder becomes a way of life for men and society,

that's so much more to learn about the l g b t q plus community. i hope this has been helpful and i do urge you to keep doing your research online. well informed allies like you are very important. that's it for me. jazz till next time. good bye. thank you. okay. and if you're interested in learning more about special minorities or just indicating yourself about sex on the body in general, you can have to instagram page where we have a series this has on just that. now here, return to sex between 2 people of the same gen that is to punishable by law. this law has been in place is nice you sexy and results in sexual minorities being harassed and left with virtually no protection from police of the states. in january 2023, a young 10 impression design, the l g b c, u activist. and when she logo was to fucking widespread, created the for communities, we spoke to some people who are still willing to speak up can yes, l g, b t q community is on a lot in january 2023 and went to law about a student fashion designer and k rights activist was killed in the

g b t q plus hate campaign. right? now they, at the most phase came that changed the final 2 out of the safety of the sexually to of their sexual orientation. i'm going to be, i walk place. you can simply leaving the house can be a problem then not safe to go outside. you're not sure that shouldn't be safe unless you have security to but the environment and they and the solution, right? and now inside of beats, run grab was intense to just take some time before we get back to our conflict. so if the government coming the lives of hips to add minority to groups, i feel like that's i i, we feel protected homosexuality. split a boot and canyon society. but in the light of edwin's death, the l. g, b, t q plus community and the allies, a once again calling for acceptance. and the criminalization these and lots of homophobia. these um, lots of hate sweats, people who was only who we are hating because they exist. you know, they exist. that's it. i'm, i leave, i'm leaving. i'm jason. the most part so vast because the laws are

we talk to the top, the f b i person in this area. he believes that in the entire great financial crisis, the entire one from all the federal banking regulatory agencies, there were 6 criminal referrals. just our little agency dealing with segments in loans made over 30000 criminal referrals. so why is it super valuable to have politicians in your pocket? because they don't want to go to prison. you know, so, you know, we had the eating fights. famously, the 5 us senators and the speaker of the house that was all about political contributions. and it was, and this a key thing for people to understand whenever your politics are, it is both parties that this is done to. right. so there was some publicity about sam bagman free, gave overwhelmingly the democrats. yeah, it's true, but is confederates gave overwhelming liter above a certain make sure that everybody got a taste and show, remember i emphasize that there in the shadow financial sector? well folks that the cc and the commodity futures trading commission have many folks and been

i got to russian b, dairy products. and the russian natural gas is applying to my, you know, nothing on says my, my, my wife's family. in ne china. i, likewise, we've seen that increasing number of chinese products time these cars on the street, the mazda on chinese products selling on amazon when the most popular russian commerce, i honest on china. what about do apologize for dropping? i just wanted to pick you up quickly walking to the as you say, china, the export of chinese vehicles. now it's a pausing that of germany which is a really.

b. i special agent in charge of refusal to this request, the $6.00 oh 8 pm. agencies a refrigerator door, light, antique suzanne flor rightful, also saved. 3 seconds later, the sites as weapon on see the center of mass. inside the the in washington senior f. b i. officials ordered the team to not enter the house the finally at noon. the next day, nearly 18 hours after the shooting, via fbi, i enters the home funding fee there to go ahead a debt on the floor. the, the autopsy reports dates that he bled to death from a gunshot wound and that he would have survived if he had been given immediate 1st aid and surgical care, the body is 5 liters of float and they only cover it from the top. see how familiar it or not, so he bled to this whole time, how long it to, for that, and this more than an hour, the demo lucky a by letting me play it over to casa and the for assessing. i'll be meant that, but it looks very a boy, but it, we all, you gotta keep with that, but i don't want to say that i'm

henry b gonzalez who held the key hearings. they tried, even though he had seen yardi, they being the democrats in this case, to prevent him from becoming chairman of the agency because they knew he might actually investigate the fraud and embarrass so. thanks so much for being with us bill. we appreciate you taking the time indian entrepreneur shift not or ask rhetorically, what happens to a private company that comes out with a quarterly report and an annual report. it gives transparency. it talks a basic issues of governance and transactions with related parties. that's the opposite of what happened did f t x and the comparison brings us back to the basics . true honesty and transparency. always try and sometimes it takes time. sometimes investors lose their money. but the truth always comes out. just ask sam bagman free thanks for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers i'm john terry onto and we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a

in fact, this is our monitoring system for b colonies of opinion. it's placed right by the hiv home and all these that enter or x that have to pass through this entrance area. how about then the camera gives us data on these images of the beast. of we use artificial intelligence on the idols. if you take a closer look here, you can see just how much we can do here. we have up to $200.00 b is going in and out and per minute kind of a fun. no human being can record that, which is why we use technology. it can help us automate something that we would not be able to track ourselves. how many bees go in and out? fine. how many are caring? poland, how many or non torn up by one of the students didn't provide spots sponsors? no incident with a 100 is a few been our very 1st study in this field was in 2019. and that's when we looked at the same as new nicotine. orient behind or data tells us how b is that have been exposed to a treatment react time versus those that haven't hung. that's a part of getting a better understanding of how different pesticides af

so he can history the in september 2005 the f b. i believe that they have located fee that will head out in a remote rural hillside village, the september 13th via fbi i to place a tactical operation center of 25 miles from those homes. $200.00 agents are transported to the site. september 22nd sniper observers initiate a pre dawn surveillance of the residents september 23rd at 3 45 pm. the f b i team receives a final decision for an emergency assault 10 team members. board 2 helicopters 4 25 pm, an s u v. assault vehicle drives through escape. an agent fire is a flash bang. renee. 4 28 pm. fire is received from inside the house, the 18 members return, fire, shoot, you know, for 100 round one agent is for 48 pm fee, but if the yells someone is coming out, he commands his wife boundaries to leave the residence once in custody. she refuses to speak to the bible 3 pm, fee, better to request a journalist to come to the scene and act as a 6 o'clock pm the f. b i special agent in charge refuses pretty very close requests. the 60 8 pm. age

we have up to $200.00 b is going in and out per minute kind of a fall. no human being can record that, which is why we use technology and most of us can help us automate something that we would not be able to track ourselves. how many bees go in and out and find how many are caring, poland, how many or non, torn by one of the students didn't provide spots sponsors knowing spend one to 100 is a few than our very 1st study in this field was in 2019 and that's when we looked at the same as new nicotine, orient behind, or data tells us how b is that have been exposed to a treatment react time versus those that haven't hung. that's part of getting a better understanding of how different pesticides affect these. before we know that poland gathering has also decrease size, this means that the bees have pollinated less and the percentage of b is the gather. pollen has also declined toxic gathering less pollen for a few days may not be a huge problem for honey bees. but we always looked at the wild bees as well. and if they don't find anything to eat for a few da

s b s got themself in even more trouble in early 2023. when he was charged with 4 additional criminal charges, focused on what the justice department called more than $300.00 illegal political donations. can you explain that to us who received these donations and where the donations ever returned? so this was very common in the savings and lo debacle. as i explained, this is what these control frauds do when they create their predatory networks. if they're from the private sector, they're going to make sure that they have a public sector component that's going to demand things be done. right. uh and, and you've seen this in your own like where the justice department said no, we should not prosecute them. and then the obama administration comes in and people have been lobbied and such, and boom, pretty well. prosecution gets created again. and by the way, in the savings alone debacle, as i said, we had over 1700 convictions of these a late. how many in the great financial crisis which use the same fraud mechanism? 0. well, that doesn't hap

the b-613 will have superior capabilities compared to the b-612 and b-61.s improved flow characteristics. surprisingly, but a statement. the new bomb comes after the pentagon released an assessment of china's military power, which noted the buildup of its nuclear arsenal. beijing. it is also crucial that this comes after russia has simulated a major nuclear retaliatory attack by land, sea and air, another attempt at nuclear brinkmanship. the new american bomb qualifies as a gravity bomb and is intended for aircraft. these bombs lack a guidance mechanism and therefore fly along a ballistic trajectory. the new weapon is also part of the biden administration's program to extend the service life of the b-61.12, which continues to this day. essentially new the bomb is a converted old b-612, just in a new casing. it 's not technically a new nuclear weapon, but it does contribute to the arsenal in one way or another. b-613. according to the characteristics, the b-613 will have modern protection and accuracy characteristics . the b-61 bomb variants have dials with

and that was read out by a b, j, p, politician. so individuals need to be aware, we all knocked us in india. we all need to be aware of what's coming at us and watching posts as doing more. so watch out for more of the series to come. michelle stockman, thank you so much for joining us. you're welcome bangladesh is worst ever done. a fever outbreak is threatening to overwhelm its health system . the country is dealing with more than 200000 cases of mosquito borne disease, including a record number of depths of the funds. it's actually as well used to dealing with thank you. feedback. but this year is something else at this hospital in the capsule dot com. the now treating around a 1000 patients unexplored undergone a few 100 beds. it doesn't have room for them all. in some cases, this outbreak is his entire families, including many young children. and she's just a 6 year old child but hasn't taken any food except fluid for 15 days. she's become weak, my parents are suffering and i feel really bad to see this. the, the cost of the t

b s shareholders. so this becomes naturally a global project, the world gets better connected. and once you have the connection, people are understanding each other better. and we're hopefully have a better world the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the show me and i assumed that he had moved was kind of thing. dad loan, i probably knew jen, it's your voice and it shows the finance of temp on bullets. has this mobile edition on me that she has to go to go to pick where the getting it the co insurance to where to pick pick. but it just kept going. i michigan so, so i'm the show of interest key to shop, to pick here the by to move but almost to the just the velocity. what were they gave me the president's for you to but allow me to to but a video. so at the end, yes. bustle. a new new portion of the phone. yeah. but this yeah. what seems sort of did you look at that? yeah. but does it get them yet? but yeah, you showed loop is do a button work you're watching for it. they showed up. yeah. apologize th

well, right now, the indian government is led by the ruling b j. b party, which is a hindu nationalist party, which basically wants to make and get into a hindu for state, even though one paper, it's a secular democracy. and so it's using social media to promote that agenda. and what that looks like is basically just information that's sent out saying i'm talking about politics of fear that basically a india is in do majority is in danger and will be saved or if there's a b, p, lead government in office. and also that this information is largely targeting muslims and other minorities and people who are critical of the government, like journalists or civil society members. and what's up is a major platform that is used to spread this information. and i spoke to the washington post to leave a bureau chief j c. and he spoke to me about what this operation looks like on what's up to get this this information out. and he spoke about one state election where the b p had just a 150000. i shouldn't say just it had a 150000 people on just what's up. and als

b, b, b processing understanding. because the most of that is amazing at the people i talked to another part of the world enjoyed in the even the, our a people they all are looking at the double sometimes in the n, as in the market, a sense in the indeed case, apologies for interrupting, you know, you've been on very nice and so my next question many have condemned, is that including the chief is condemned. the blockade on garza is illegal. do you think that will be repercussions for as well internationally, given the number of innocent civilians that have been killed all left homeless on the social cutting off of electricity, water, food supplies. this is an occupying state that has never been published by the international community. this is not the 1st time that they attack garza, this is not the 1st time that they can children and women and innocent people living on the go a. this is not the 1st time maybe this time because more people. but that is not everybody the, the equation of the equation is a life of innoc

b. i. the fbi. i offers a half $1000000.00 reward for information leading to his arrest but there are few leads. he's constantly on the move. always changing disguises. the. ready the people that was on the ground was people, the more ready have warrens to be arrested. but most of the time was people above ground moving people on the wrong side, looking for food like uh, getting a new house. whenever i get the same meeting in the same place, in 1990 a television journalist receives a communicate offering her an interview with feeling better to hear that she agrees to be blindfolded and taken to a clandestine location to conduct a multi hour interview. the whole model or the crime was that you see, but if you don't, marty's thing is definitely come. okay, we have the the b s o c l only for the bottle for the winter. for example, if i get the noise. so say if i went to the field where it goes, interview is aired on card and point that he can television and is the most watch programs in board. so he ca

the b a is actually a part of a much larger group of organizations called the b r a s. and they have been consistently conducting a tax in progress time. but since the beginning of this year they're been close to $300.00 and the vast majority of them over 90 percent have been conducted by the to be. so that's a personal reason why so much attention both for the state and the security apparatus is on. but as far as what you've been do, i mean the thing of security, especially around the election rallies, making sure that the appointment of law enforcement agencies in key areas of concern, as well as extensive fun intelligence and ivy. it was, those are intelligence based operations, especially inside of august on are absolutely necessary while simultaneously putting multilateral pressure on the i've gone, found a button to contain the situation on their side of the border of the waste for over the we only have a couple of minutes left, but i just want to ask you, we talked earlier about the fact that there had been this arrest of 200 or so t t p fighters in afghanistan.

one things will be on the side simply will never agree to the negotiations, b, b i. e a and the g o p, and the continued thoughts are absolutely essential. we saw some positive news coming out of the box on special on what to have done this done about your, on the, on the and be active for minister. i mean with the be on september 22nd, where they have come up with this plan to try and neutralize to be present inside of a gun this time. but of course, that can very much be at, on the, with some of the more pronounced nuances that exist as far as the connections being the ttp and the id that is concerned is the. so we don't have a whole lot of time with, but i want to ask you about the fact that the progress on the government is really under a lot of pressure to improve the security situation ahead of elections next year. what can be done to improve the security situation to so the security situation had to be less exactly a very, very good point. elections generally speaking are, is soft target for these groups. and i mentioned earlier in the box on the seems to be n

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