bess: a good rate. if they have to .5% or 3% and now they are paying 7%, they have to decide if they want to move to another place. why would sellers want to give that up? i would not want to. it is a low cost every month and then you would be doubling your expense. we are in a holding pattern right now with housing. sonali: how do you consider what the top really is for selling prices? if you are looking to sell your house, at what point do you do it? bess: i hate to say this over and over again but the market is there to serve you. you have to decide what your circumstances are. do you want to go downtown? do you have a new job? are you working from home? what is your situation? and then you determine what you need to do or want to do. you do not look at the market and decide you want to sell. you decide for yourself what works. sonali: you wrote that selling your home now is not a bad idea. bess: you can take advantage of what is going on. there are real buyers out there and they are willing to pay i

the director of the british museum has resigned with immediate effect after a series of suspected bess hardwick fisher stepping down after close to 2000 artifacts worth millions of pounds. i believe to have been stolen of those of the headlines. news continues here and algebra after africa direct stay with us. on the pair, this journey is taken by countless refugees fleeing danger. to mid me perhaps worse than death is the package of surviving the syrian refugees seeking answers. searches for disappeared, sister. mine may suit a witness documentary on that just the the good to go. i'm heading out to check on the previous to this we know to of what to expect. so eliza suffers or the beef breast. good. this is it'll be a good fight pilot for, for life folks. doing this morning was able to cite to civil war life needs to move to the next area for us to and one of the team it is about a 115 kilometers from here. we do do a heading so that is mostly to monitor our life if they're moving to an area that upfront, to put you in our communities. and also they're looking for their legal grazing,

the morning call to prayer, and the pilgrims of his house continue to walk on the arbaeen route from bess to karbala in the early hours of the day. let's take a step on this path. along the way, step by step, the blessed path has been established so that wherever the pilgrims are tired of walking, they can rest and the procession leaders will welcome them. water , food and everything we need will be provided for us along this 650 km. and this is nothing but the favor of imam hossein, the part of imam hossein is a blessing , it is a favor that god has given to the people of iraq and this year with the existence of the increase of pilgrims, alhamdulillah, there is no time and servant of undivided service, the glorious manifestations of the arbaeen walk become visible as the day of arbaeen hussain approaches and the presence of pilgrims and its patrons, here everyone takes a step to make this ceremony more magnificent. the blessed presence of imam hussain it is observed that every year, the population of zahedan in the south of the province is gradually reaching the center of the cities, and

pilgrims in the south will gradually increase, and it will reach the walking path of the ton be dar bess area from different routes, which we have been blessed with and it is located on this road. we have been given our strength today is the support of imam hussein himself. thousands of personal vehicles pass through each other to reach the main road from tanumah to sib. with the beginning of the pilgrims' walk from southern iraq to karbala, materials have been erected on the walking path. to welcome the pilgrims of aba abdullah on this route the food, water, and every other material is provided as far as we need on this route, and this is the favor of aba abdallah, and we appreciate the plighters of the southern regions first from sibeh region in this province, and it takes almost a week to reach from basra province. let the radio and television in the south be closed, why last year's arbaeen and a common experience among some pilgrims , let's go back to the last day of the arbaeen crowd, we will go back to the nature of the people of iraq. we did not return karbala and send the crowd a

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they have to go on out to um, reclaim um uh, whatever is left of the declared independence, donald bess regions they might go as far as or desa and uh they will have to then uh, become frontier they've made so then decides to uh, send in the police troops officially, which would be at this oscar for everybody. but so i don't see uh this um, as i said, as a turning point, you know, you know, going back to a previous point that, that, that, that was made. but at some point, this is one of these off that too much for the west. the amount of money being put . busy into ukraine, the expense of the defeat will no longer be able to be, to be cover the bodies when courageous people in politics and academia monitor population will need to come forward. and really get rid of. it's not just about victoria new and it's about people who shared the same ideology as a really need to be a focus on in the public schools in the united states. and they really needs to be gotten rid of. yeah i, i've been the people that, um i dance guy was talking about. they don't exist. okay. they've been marginalized, t

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yes, bess, how did the labor unions figure into the national right?so the head of one of the head of labor takes an active in handling all this. and there's a great deal of tension because people are calling strikes all the time in the early moments of this and they send out the nlrb the national labor relations had just gotten started during the new and they're trying to they trying to monitor the situation so boeing announces it can't make bumpers because their people are on strike and they're affecting security and they go out to see what's going on and they find out that the reason they're on strike is because boeing is incompetent at managing its workers, so they ameliorate that there are strikes in mind. there are strikes. it's a hugely turbulent time for american labor, but it's also very because finally they have the upper there's there's so little that the companies have sort of turn on a dime and learn how to take care of things and though you have stories of people cooking hot dogs on the heat of newly bombs and both the husband and the wif

i bess no one can spell that word. i can't. ice cream a lot of sugar high after that. jesse jr.nd sophie on the rocks did not get pushed over. and emma and i finishing up a lovely, lovely vacation. >> dana: gorgeous. >> away from greg especially. >> greg: hired photographer? >> jesse: not a professional photographer that was my father. hunter and air force 2. we have videos that no one has seen before. >> greg: amazing. >> jesse: this time i mean it. gut admit tonight great show jamey lissow. kayleigh mcenany, kat timpf, tyrus. let's do this greg's plugs. this just came out. this is the new pil album. the first album after the vocalist john widen's wife passed away from alzheimer's. comeback of sorts. amazing. i listened to it all weekend. i would suggest if you are a fan of johnny when he walls in the sex pistols. get this album. it's their best one in years. can you get it anywhere, cd or go to amazon or itunes i listen to black vinyl which was my nickname in college. contain danel i bet it was. >> jesse: white vinyl. >> greg: depends what mood i'm in. >> dana: exciting new po

and i mean, he loved he loved bess. i mean, he would have done anything to save her. the pain, the anguish. and i'm sure she told, you know, being first lady was enough as well. but he he wanted to be independence because that was home. that was where their church was, is where they were married. it was where they lived. and he wanted to be buried at this presidential library. they kept all of the pageantry local. yeah. in fact, there's a white house historical association in the story here, which is that one of our trustees was the late elsey that i think stewart met didn't. he was here long enough for you to have met him. he a young aide in the truman white house. and by the time the truman many of the people around truman were no longer here. so oftentimes in these presidencies think you'll all agree, you know, the young person in the entourage is just suddenly the official spokesman person for an administration of which he or she may have not been a central player at the time. and george elsey was a very modest, modest person. he told me the story that when truman

yet there must bess forms of progress that heritage would like to embrace. how do you separate with the virtuous and good about progress including some of the points that christina brought up from the way in which a progress is lately been a deliberate move away from everything traditional about america. what is the right balance? >> that's a good question. and not at all to be flippant it's just going to be sustained. progress is exemplified by increase the dignity of human person. the example jd just mentioned for new moms or moms to be struggling with that, that would be an example. where patrick is so right has been right for many years is reminding conservatives that whether in politics, policy, culture, society at large what we need to be focused on is the human person and on the community. those are some of the eternal things that conservatism has always been about at least since birth there's a long, long tradition in american history through the post-cold war era up to this day that maybe it's not as much as it once was a milk might be now. all that

if you hear one side of the conversation, i want to be like tell aunt bess you can bring a date for thee library, as the nerd that i am. >> thank you. >> we love you >> no, thank you >> thank you >> thanks, everyone. >>> coming up next, we're going to thank harry smith to taking us to a florida car wash harry, you're on tv! >> oh, my gosh that is so rude. >> a car wash changing the lives of its workers and its community. hitouc ♪ it's 8:44. mr. smith goes to a car wash in florida with a large and loyal clientele. not just because their cars get a good scrub hi, harry. >> good morning. good morning, all. this is the story of a family that started a business because they really wanted to benefit one of their sons. well, the business has grown and grown, and the benefits have been available to many, many others a car wash is a car wash, unless it is a rising tide car wash in florida. >> thank you have a great day. >> reporter: a bold demonstration of inclusion, productivity and self-esteem. >> so my brother andrew is o the autism spectrum and my father and i were struggling with what he wa