we are trying to learn more about trying to find bessy. -- about bessy. i gave another talk on a separate angle, and i said, bessy and amelia both started flying in 1920 and 1921. i do not know if either of them knew of each other. i doubt it. bessy was from texas, but went to chicago. amelia was in chicago when she was younger, so i don't know if amelia you about bessy. bessy had to go to france to get her license. she could not get one in the united states because she was african-american and a woman. she couldn't find anyone to train her, so she went to france, where she knew that female pilots had been trained. and there were black american pilots who had flown in the war there. i do not know if they knew each other or not, but i doubt it. any other questions? yes. >> on the decision on choosing howland island and the poor radio decisions, where those decisions mutual between her and her manager, to not have a radio operator on the plane? is there any accurate detail about whose decision-making to pick the island and chose to not go with the radio ope

is still a major part of the culture here almost every girl has been circumcised bessie was a quarter before she became a midwife at the local hospital she says she doesn't want to try to show that ain't even some men who are not married if you don't move somehow knows that when the it was down to use that vision any girl that refuses to be caught is considered fealty people in the community refused to associate with her it's believed that a girl only becomes a woman after she has been caught bessy demonstrates how the cutting is done 3 or 4 women have to hold for go down during circumcision to prevent her from running away. you lay this. stance. towards some herbs are then used to stop the bleeding most of the girls our courts as teenagers we try to talk to some of them who were recently caught but they refused to speak against the tradition because they felt intimidated by the order we made in 2015 and i'm german government introduced a law that is aimed towards protecting women and girls from f g m and also punishing offend us but many people especially in rural communities and vil

statement from our has minister is totally wrong because just no i have talked to all pakistan and bessie that can we leave shamming leave china but then their response was that your current leader who bevel wants because who live for us is totally locked down there's nor transport ation or trains no flights hawk and would you believe from here we are just stabbed here and in one hour joining us to guess are our clothes we can't leave it one car leave our city even our university and you know ice-t. is getting is asking us to get permission from gohmert and government is asking you current leave from china because you are in an epicenter and our our our blame is that just we are to have an epicenter and regard. from here as the enters the thank you very much for speaking to us and monitoring the situation is shows it jilani from d.w. is sure he joins me on the line now shows a view heard hust nand clearly unsatisfied with the response from the pakistani government what really is the real reason but pakistan doesn't want to evacuate its citizens from china. well as you were just hearing ea

crack i mean i'll burn containment building of the davis bessie nuclear reactor could keep that power plant shutdown longer than expected 1st energy says it will restart live plans until the crack is flicks to those who live in the shadow dyspepsy see any problem can be alarming i don't give it a whole line of thought that once in a while when you hear there's something wrong like that concerns you. the nuclear regulatory commission is monitoring the situation in indian point nuclear energy center in a condition no one wants to see with black smoke pouring out of these photos were posted on social media as responders on site ones plus these firefighters nearby plank went in to find a transformer turning. new york governor andrew cuomo came to see the response up close for himself this was.

. >> so after they return from their cruise, her aunt bessie from baltimore sends her a pile of newspaperurious that she's become public property. wallace says to the king, we have to break this off now. >> he's besotted by her. >> he threatens wherever she goes, he will come and find her. if he doesn't find her, having searched the four corners of the earth, he will kill himself. >> finally, wallace and ernest simpson decide their marriage is over and initiate divorce proceedings. >> a crisis is now imminent. >> members of the government, members of the palace, all become very concerned that within six months, she will be divorced and she will then be free to marry him. >> for the royal family on matoy a divorced woman is the most appalling, scandalous, unthinkable thing. >> as king, he is the defender of the faithful as such, he simply could not marry a divorced woman. this was out lawed by the faith he was trying to defend. >> and king edward realizes that he's going to have to make a choice. d. like the old "tunic tug". you know it, right? but i don't have to, with always discreet. i

. >> the confessed killer claims green and a brothel owner named bessie davis were part of a conspiracy against him. newspapers across the country relish the salacious story. >> this was a very troubling, mysterious set of circumstances, and andrew green was under this cloud of suspicion of having lived a double life. >> the police determine green was a victim of mistaken identity. or was it payback from the political machine that he had taken down? whatever the case, the damage to his once-spotless reputation is done. plans to erect memorial gates in his honor at the entrance to central park evaporate. in worcester, green's mansion is sold to the city and later demolished. gradually, even his own kin forget all he accomplished and left behind, the effects of an important man boxed up in cardboard. >> they cleaned the mansion out. and my grandfather's father took possession of all these items, and then it went to my grandfather. they were passed on to julie. >> and why julie? >> she took care of my grandparents when they got elderly. when my grandparents moved into assisted living, juli

congressman mark bessie, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we heard bernie sanders sounding confident. he sounds like he is ready for super tuesday and to, perhaps, clinch it. do you see texas voters will get behind him? >> i think that texas voters are going to rally around joe biden. he has visited the state more than any other candidate. he has a track record here. of course, you know, obama with democratic voters here was very popular in 2008 and 2012. and i will tell you, particularly african-american voters here in the state of texas, they will not forget that bernie sanders threatened to primary president obama in 2012. >> and you think they'll hold it against him? >> absolutely, it will be. absolutely. people will remember that. and joe biden will be remembered for his loyalty to president obama and the great job that he did as his vice president. there's no question about that. >> and you have endorsed biden already. >> yes. >> so you are backing him. do you believe that texas voters will be gauging the south carolina primary and, you know, taking note from the outcome there

we do not have to shoot bessie taking or stop airplanes, we just have to make it expensive for polluters who put carbon in the atmosphere wet they will say, ouch, cannot afford to put more carbon in the atmosphere. then it will take care of itself . it requires the government saying this is a new rule, and it might be difficult to get that through congress, but it could be a presidential emergency declaration which we have seen an example of recently. mr. trump says the sections a border wall with a moat and alligators in the moat to deter illegal immigration is a national emergency, and it is really not. if you want a secure southern border agents,d more judges and drones. expensive thans building a huge wall. putting a price on carbon and keeping the polar ice caps from would be a national emergency and a planetary emergency. that will be at the top of my priority list as well as balancing the budget as i have done before. in addition to that, i would not have run for president if it had been 2017 and mr. trump had just been elected. we did not know how he would comport himself an offi

there was bessie coleman, bullet earlier because coleman and bullet because they could not get pilott to france to do it. but they were following a, you know, they were following their heart. they were following a passion. they were curious about things that very few had done before. so no, i wasn't a pioneer. i was just one, you know, next one, who was interested in going on a vacation out in space someplace. melissa: frederick, gregory, i wish we had more time. i can't wait to watch the rest of your special. you are an inspiration. thank you for your service and thank you for coming on today. >> thank you, ma'am. connell: great stuff. socialist price tag. bernie sanders revealing his pricey policy proposals. he says it will be funded by, new taxes and also massive lawsuits against the fossil fuel industry. he says he will cut military spending by a lot. here is the question, does the math really add up? now who better to ask a question like that, i already know the answer, from david asman, ahead of "bulls & bears." go ahead, david. >> to give you an idea, i bought a whole bunch of

mark, bessie -- excuse me, you're all back.e it known he is upset at the market's reaction to all this. his motivation is that but this may be one of the cases where he's stumbling into finally doing something the administration should have done a month ago. >> i think having public health figures address this pandemic and share information, assuming it is correct, a no brainer that you should do that. the issue is that we don't know what he'll say. in the past he's taken at least one infamous disastrous situation and doctored it for his own political benefit. when the hurricane hit florida, trump claimed that alabama was in the pathway and they put out this ridiculous sharpie map. >> this is credibility thing. he has so little credibility with at least half the country when a moment like this, this is where not having the credibility is a problem. >> and his desire to be the bride at every wedding and the korms at every funeral. >> i don't think the stock markets will be particularly calmed or impacted by anything trump says o

who won his 6 world title last year was presented the award by former arsenal manager arsene bagger bessie who didn't make the ceremony led barcelona to the league's huddle in 2019. sportswoman of the year title the words were voted on by former sports greats who make up the laureus academy. to be in amongst to sit with all of you tonight some of the great rising stars but legends have watched so many of you and have been inspired by you just want to say big big thing it's mrs benz who have always been such a huge supporter they signed me when i was 13 and i'm so grateful for them for giving a young 13 year old the opportunity slip his dreams. tributes were paid some basketball legend kobe bryants at the n.b.a. all-star game in chicago and my home was. weird joining his career bryant made 18 assurances in this contest that features the best players from the league's 2 conferences bryant died with his daughter giana 7 others in a helicopter crash last month bron james is western conference team one this tuesday. was very special like i said not a relationship with. you know. the worst punis

bessie's great rival christian or an elder marked his 1000 match win to go into the house defending italian champions eventis extend their lead in city at a 4 points with victory over spa. john rum has broken the course record during the 3rd round of the world golf championship in mexico city on saturday with a hole in one at the 17th from finish the round 10 on the par putting him in 4th place in the championship on the neven and. while tennis number 2 simona halep secured the 20th title of her career with victory in the divide championship final she lost the 1st set before leveling against stands alone at it but tina who was in no mood to go down easily in the 3rd it went to a tie break but hell it sealed her 1st title of 2020. it's a case of 700 up for washington capitals left wing alex ovechkin in the n.h.l. the russian star go 4 minutes and 50 seconds into the 3rd period against the new jersey devils was the 700 of his career it makes him only the 8th clay and they tell history to reach that milestone in rugby union france have won their 3rd 6 nations match in a row to ignite hopes of

trump 2020 new york post chairman democratic strategist, kristin and bessie zero,. >> what we start?ue is more surprising, they are pretty common. protests and that. he certainly is. some of the technology sector, rancho mirage, i have a house there, it's a very from the area. it's a nice little golf there. >> they changed their mind because you live nearby. [laughter] >> the idea of bloomberg trying to get social media that way and pay for the influencing and so forth, it speaks to the unlimited resources he has and he doesn't have any proportionality of what it might be, he doesn't have to. >> if you think about it, i don't know how many of these polls are coming, the embarrassing comments he said several years ago but he's holding up pretty well. i'm wondering how that is. >> if i were on his team, you've seen how they been putting this together and a lot of people said that, he's got a very talented group of people so looking at these, anybody who doesn't underestimate him as at their own peril. i think there's some element of him actually taking it directly to trump. he propped

mary ann who is the filipino language representative has a second grade and fifth grade student at bessie carmichael elementary school. i will read on her behalf. the pathways department is conducting a study pk through 8 filipino education center to assess the practicality of having a dual language emersion program at the elementary school. fec was historically a filipino bilingual school and at present, the school does have a filipino foreign language pathway. according to 2018-19 school accountability report card, the students comprised 30.1% of the student population. educational research is demonstrated that english language learners have better educational outcomes if they master the curriculum in their primary language rather than learning a new concept and material in a different language. likewise, evidence supports that bilingual, multilingual classrooms benefit everyone. summer learning programs can help students negotiate the complicated task of keeping up with grade level academic content while developing their english proficiency, thus reducing the gaps in academic achieveme

said as soon as i take office, i will move the and bessie to the city of -- embassy to jerusalem. in 2008 barack obama said jerusalem will be the capital of israel. i have said that before and i will say it again. president trump fulfilled that promise last year. recognizing jerusalem as the capital and moving the embassy shows the israeli people they have the support of united states of america. we should be proud of this close friendship and the work the president has done to solidify the relationship. at the committee continues to address hate crimes we would be wise to listen to, and learn from, the testimony today. thank you, madam chairwoman. >> i would like to recognize two of my colleagues representative lawrence and representative schultz. members.founding >> thank you for holding this hearing and drawing attention to the anti-semitic acts and hate crimes. i'm glad to see our committee will use authority to sign innovative ways the government to combat anti-semitics and the rise in white supremacy. last year i formed the congressional caucus on black-jewish relations to d

lewis barnham was called up at 19, just two weeks after marrying his wife bessie. 0ur reporter luxmy0 weeks. how did that feel? rotten. i can imagine. was the idea of having to serve scary at the time, as a teenager? like i say, untilwe got to france i was ok, but then it was a bit scary. but you got resigned to it. you had to be. you were a dispatcher and had to deliver m essa g es to dispatcher and had to deliver messages to the front line. how dangerous was that role? sometimes it could be very dangerous. 0ther times it was a piece of cake. what was one of the most dangerous moment you remember? well, i went along and i heard something and i thought it was a bomb and a gold in the ditch. i lay there and i look to the right andi i lay there and i look to the right and i saw a small corpse... i got up and i saw a small corpse... i got up and sprayed the cops with a range, so and sprayed the cops with a range, so whether i got anything i don't know, but i fired 32 rounds in that copse. it must be so surreal inking about those experiences. do find it difficult talking about those expe