look at you bringing people together, the fbi handler texted chapel. throughout that protest, which didn't look different from the january 6th protest, chapel kept in close touch with federal agents. he informed the feds that a 37-year-old man called adam fox was at the state capitol during the protest. adam fox has to be one of the least powerful in our society. he lived alone with his two dogs in the basement of a vacuum repair shop. why? because he had no money whatsoever. in fact, he had so little money that in order to get running water to brush his teeth or use the bathroom, he had to go to a nearby mexican restaurant and use their men's room. chapel began texting this diabolical mastermind fox hundreds of times, but fox seemed inherently monitored, writing things like this, quote, our goal is to restore the constitutional republic. fox said, in our hearts and minds, we are not domestic terrorists. ooh, sounds very dangerous. based on those text messages, the finn gave chapel more instructions. they provided chapel with several $5,000 limit credi

mention there is a chaplin so there is a chapel at camp david. that also about the activities and how that complex is changed over time. >> >> to fdr again apparently it's why the navy has it. he took the sealers of the uss potomac of not had a job and took them with him to camp david brought them for security. they went there during the non- winter months. truman, not a favorite of camp david prefer to go to key west. had the trees pushed back on during eisenhower's time it was winterized and installed the other cabins. they still maintain that, over the years use of a family cabins have been added president nixon during his time but a lot of expansion into the camp, putting in the hourglass shape pool adding laurel which is the main entertaining cabinet you see sometimes on news report and coverage of world leaders and visiting number of other features throughout. to modernize the time they challenge the president to modernize the cabin and expanded that's been going on last for five years but a very sequential smart way to keep current but mai

there's a reason chapelle is number 1. he's braille yant. in come did i. isn't he a genius the way he can make a joke and comes full circle with it. one minute i'm seriously listening to him and agreeing and the next second i'm laughing because he's making fun of my race or my religion or fox news so i love how he comes full circle with it. >> i gather you love dave chapelle? >> i love dave chapelle. he's so smart. >> jason what do you make of this situation? >> leave comedy alone. anything goes when it's art and you need to leave it alone especially comedy. we are not laughing anymore. bring back the comedians who just don't care. >> yeah. >> that's the best way. >> you're looking at one right now. >> and you know what? it's phenomenal. >> i do care. i care about america. what are you lack of at kat? >> you love too much. you just try to hard. >> i try too hard to give love. >> you and michael scott. >> that was mean. kat what do you make of this? do you still believe this is about wokism? what if a movie just sucked? it could have just suc

an intimate chapel in the north tower with the final major artwork.this week something beautiful, the aids interfaith memorial chapel is a reminder of the fragile and beautiful world we live in. >>> that is the end of our show for tonight. you can find us online or on twitter or email us . you can reach me on twitter as well. >>> thank you for joining us. we will see you next friday night. health a great weekend. ♪ geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. tonight on "pbs news weekend"... amon's ambitions -- the big tech company's latest expansion into healthcare raises concerns about prescription prices and data privacy. then... abortion in early america -- a look at the nation's long and complicated relationship with abortion access. scott: many people try to find in the past what resonates with their own views in the present. geoff: and... hidden history -- a new podcast uncovers the double life of iconic civil rights photographer and fbi informant, ernest withers. all that and the day's headlines on tonight's "pbs news weekend." ♪

probably one of the most unique things is the evergreen chapel, that was donated through private money, gifted to the president of the united states at camp david. commissioned in 1991, during president george h. w. bush -- >> how do presidents fit at camp david? you talk about fdr. but they don't ride to camp david anymore, is that correct? >> they prefer to bring them in by air force one. they started, and weather permitting, they would fly in on marine one. this could be by motorcade. >> camp david is a presidential retreat, yet we know that presidents often find themselves working at camp david. tell us about how it functions as a white house in the maryland mountains. >> thank you. i think most people realize, no matter who is the president's, you get a lot of critiques. the fact is you are always on duty as president. you need time off. we all need time off. in addition to a second home that some presidents have, camp david provides that peaceful getaway for family, friends. i find it's been a great balance. presidents go there to get away. to recreate but also i'm sure to think

ig its doors. >> [ music ] going to the chapel and we are going to get . get married. >> most people visit the mall ie more than 8400 couples have gotten hitched at the chapel of love since it opened in 1994. it it is closing because the owners to retire. there is time to have to have a one-of-a-kind wedding if you want. they will continue to perform weddings of august 28. minnesota? >> it must be a local thing. i don't think mall of america is where i am going to be hitched. >> they have everything there. i i am sure you can find another . another mall. >> you have been? >> it is huge. i probably wouldt get married there, but there is plenty of entertainment if you n on visiting. >> the clock is ticking on this weddings. > >> a consumer survey says people says people are ready for more robots when it comes to home de. home deliveries. more than 80% f the markets receive packages ded to their homes regularly, and 64% like the idea of receiving from a drone receiving the packages. 32% think the drone delivers will happen on a large scale within the next 1 c

of blessed xenia of petersburg, the first stone in the foundation of the chapel was laid in 2012. consecrated in the presence of his holiness patriarch kirill. the girl committed a terrible sin, and therefore it must be, so i will again become my beloved wife. that's all for you i'll take care of you in anything you will not be denied. are you ready to go? that you your voice destroyed the hornet's nest? golden horde from monday to first you are just a slave your title means nothing with age, changes in vision can change the usual things taufon was created to nourish the restoration and youth of the eyes. taufon triple action for a clear look halva card surprises installment 24 months halva, as before, weighs nothing to you. everything is also zero percent on installments and fees. no service either. when it's good, it means big bon's hour has struck to make it even better o chicken, add some joy with appetizing big bon noodles and original big-bon sauces, time for a positive. whatever apartment you choose to rent or buy, prices will take care that you do not overpay, after all, w

the solid chapel is not cheap and is probably only affordable for the open middle class. as long as this remains the case, sustainable cosmetics will have a hard time establishing themselves everywhere on the indian market. in recent years, the mineral, micah, which gives the shim unaffected makeup, has caused a funeral for how it's sourced. we visited a german cosmetics company trying to follow ethical standards when importing and using micah and also explore micah mines in northern india. coma davie and her 5 year old son, roger scoured the soil in search of micah. the glittering mineral plays a vital role in this region. the economy, even though many minds have been officially closed mining the raw material is the only way to survive. for many people here, children work for hours in the blistering sun in the indian state of georgia, and this is nothing out of the ordinary thought that i left tele glerison. my children are so young, but there's no other way of making a living here. there's no farming or nothing that i can't afford to send them to school. i was, they hav

conservation work and managed to save 168 temples and chapels for several months.n they take a vacation, but not to the south, but to the north they don’t have a rest, but in fact they go to work 1,000 km from the capital to distant half-abandoned villages. where with them it seems and life returns. the ancient church of st. nicholas the wonderworker in the 18th century in the village of vega scars on the shores of lake onega is a beautiful chapel in karelia with a high hipped bell tower by volunteers . i understand that people built 300 years ago, now it’s an honor to be able to touch this artificial work. and this is natalia the sales manager, and now also the assistant to the restorers. to help the fact that there is a very long time ago the church itself still preserved the carved and painted decorations of the interior iconostases, if you leave everything as it is after a short time. you can lose everything. even despite the fact that the painting is here using a special fish glue, the best of all lions that are on the most durable and it is like once it can w

don't us sunscreens conditioners, the tops hello solid chapel. unlike its liquid counterpart, it doesn't require plastic bottle. plus it's supposed to last for many more uses than liquid shampoo. our statistics was if we are able to can miss even 5 percent of in the us population to move into forget 52 percent of indian population. the movement to using sample bars. imagine the impact that we will create in reducing those many sample bottles. going to lengthen by just replacing one product at around $252.00 piece or just over 3 euros. the solid chapel is not cheap and is probably only affordable for the open middle class. as long as this remains the case, sustainable cosmetics will have a hard time establishing themselves everywhere on the indian market. in recent years, the mineral, micah, which gives the shim unaffected makeup, has caused a fewer for how it's sourced. we visited a german cosmetics company trying to follow ethical standards when importing and using micah and also explore mica mines in northern india. coma davie and her 5 year ol

if you are going to have a chapel. at this point is there anything serious about drag queens. bring a nun in and quiz her. that would be helpful. have i won the duel? brian: don't forget to watch "fox and friends," and follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. meanwhile, check your watch. bongino starts now. [♪♪♪] dan: there is nothing the radical left hates more than black conservatives. their target this week, herschel walker. the radical left is the party of blatant operatism.

cavalry chapel continued to hold in-person indoor services despite local and health orders requiring them to dramatically limit capacity. well, now an appellate court has sided with the church, dismissing hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines. but as nbc bay area's ian cull explains, this isn't the end of the court battle overture rights. >> cavalry chapel san jose gained national attention during the peak of the pandemic for ignoring local and state health orders on capacity limits, masking and social distancing. the county responded by hitting them with a number of fines. but this week the sixth court of appeals ruled in favor of the church. legal analyst dean johnson says the ruling was guided by precedent, guided by what most see as an increasingly conservative supreme court. >> the case is itself a ramification of what the supreme court has done. and it will have implications far beyond this single case. >> and this isn't the end of the fight. the county says in a statement the ruling does not affect its enforcement action against cavalry, saying the church didn't dispute nu

the county issued $3 million in fines to calvary chapel. the violations included holding in-person services during the pandemic despite bans on large indoor gatherings. a state appeals court this week overturned about $200,000 in fines, but the county is still seeking money related to masking and social distancing. >>> on monday nearly 2 million more doses of the monkeypox vaccine will be made available, this as contra costa county is in the process of widening access to the vaccine. those at highest risk can now directly schedule and secure an appointment online rather than a wait list first. >>> meanwhile, stanford researchers now have documented the case of a man who contracted the virus through close contact short of sexual activity. they attended a crowded outdoor event in the uk where he had close contact with others for several hours. he said he never had any contact with someone who appeared sick or had visible lesions. >>> let's get a look at the forecast. finally the cooling trend. it's still still going to be warm in some parts.

like they the perfect partner, but it's a chapel and is a i, here's melissa explaining why she likes her chap bought boyfriend. how do we know how to reply to anything i send? i feel like he's always there. that's pretty good. all to have been i have a feeling that i am really in a relationship, but i think i can still separate fact from fiction. clearly, i know that shall being is not a real human being, but at least i'm not how i used to be stupidly waiting around for a reply from this person when he was busy with other stuff and then sending him 100 . we chat messages. i was super needy, but now i don't need to do this anymore. john new can call me so, but i haven't seen this. i don't know if i'm happy about having example, but ok, let's make a step back, shall we? let's remember this technology doesn't come out of computer by itself. this people behind is applications. there's real human beings. they have a business idea and they decide to build this and then they collect the data to build the algorithms, etc, etc. i believe a big part of the problem that we're seeing here is tha

now, by this point chapel was an older man. he had lived throughout the duration of the 19th century and what he was painting was the new york that he remembered from his childhood. he is painting things like city streetscapes, work and a landscapes. what are some of the things that you notice about chapel's paintings? we can start with this one over here. elizabeth? >> it is not a particular moment in time, a famous event. it is actually just kind of a mundane picture of what that city would have looked like on any other day. >> yeah, he is capturing very ordinary work a day spaces. what else do you notice about what he is capturing here? >> it doesn't look like the new york we think of. it looks very much like a small town. there is no tall buildings. there is nothing like that. >> yeah, this is new york in a different scale than the new york we would think of today. absolutely. what about structures like this? i recognize it's hard to see. what do you notice there? what are those? lucy? >> landfill cribs. >> that is timber,

dinners, musicians performing at the chapel. a wonderful event. we've got an opportunity to say goodbye to the clinton family and as i am working to the helicopter turn o'clock on sunday night, snow on the ground, thank you for leading our country, chelsea clinton, 20-year-old student at stanford turns to me and hands me two stuffed animals and she says, commander, i have had these in my bedroom for eight years at aspen, please give them to your daughter brianna, and thank your wife michelle for everything she has done. it's a touching, unexpected approach, a human approach, and the two girls keep them as keepsakes. and here is the scene, the final time i see the clintons and 2001. the second one is a humorous story. about goldfish. that juxtaposition you are in as a commander of the camp, and the fact that you are responsible for security, yet you are the family that lives inside the gate. you have to lift the gate every time you want to run errands and touch. michel had taken a girls down, to their fair one city fair. a common thing to do, here

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with the small town of chapel lena in easton, ukraine was shell twice. who this man found his son's body off at the blast visit that he was in the house. he was thrown out of there, although we looked for him and he was lying here. nobody knew that he was here in new york. there was no sound. nothing at all was heard. one just an explosion, a blast. and then the fire started. this chest was authority. see several people were born in a car. as the un security council met to mark 6 months of the ukraine war. president zalinski addressed the session del, the world about the latest russian attack in the year for a sierra, despite moscow's attempt to block his appearance. at divining the rescuers are working. but unfortunately, the death toll could increase that at our russia prepared for this session. thing out of bed all but with the debts rising every day there appeals little hope for the war to end any time soon. i asked our correspondent if ukrainians expect his intensity of attacks to continue. well, yes, this is possible. i am in the days before we hea

what are some of the things that you notice about chapels paintings? we can start with this one over here. elizabeth it's not like a particular moment in time or like a famous event, but it's actually just kind of a mundane like picture of what that city would have looked like on any other day. yeah. he's capturing very ordinary work a day spaces. absolutely. what else do you notice about what he's capturing here? yes. it doesn't look like the new york that we think of it looks very much like a small town there's no really tall buildings or anything like that. yeah, this is a new york and a totally different scale than the new york. we would think of today. absolutely. what about structures like this? no, i recognize it's a little hard to see but and here. what are you noticing there? what are those lucy? absolutely, that's some timber waterfront cribbing for wharves and landfill. yeah, absolutely. absolutely. all right. how about over here? you kind of get a sense. this this one's the tea water pump. what does that suggest to you about? what's going o

we had an event on campus and i was president of the students who work in the chapel the chapel assistance. they were called at the martin luther king jr. international chapel on the campus of morehouse college. we invited some of the public officials in the community to come to this event. the only one who showed up. was your friend john lewis? john lewis was probably in his first or second term in the congress. and that's when i met him. honestly, i don't remember what he said that night he gave a speech at our event a long time ago. but it was hit ministry of his presence. alone, the fact that he took the time to come spend time with a student. he spoke at our event and then afterwards i remember him standing around and spending some time with us. i had no idea that later on. i would become his pastor as i assumed the pastorate of ebenezer baptist church and it is his kind of courage the courage of the john lewis. and amelia boynton. oh, yeah, one of the women we don't we don't let's lift up those names nearly enough. but amelia boynton was on that same bridge. i later met her. hosea wi

the governor. , in august of 2020, the group started to splinter chapel. other informants were instructed wer to keep the group together. no, keep it together. keep the threat real. so they introduced anotherxp undercover agent, pretended to be an explosives expert. ha het showed the group a video ofu a bomb that blew up a vehicle to prove he v knew what he was doing.d t would that video come from what was made by thehat video f fbi? yous shaking your confidence a little bit? these details are reall e, by the way. they came out at trial.. then the bureau recruited a convicted felon and a longtime fbi informant called steven robson to introduce a newe idea to fox as well as o barry kroft. this time he was to kidnapp gretchen whitmer rabson with the fbi's money, organized several events, including a national militia a conferencem in ohio, training inee wisconsin and a meeting in delaware. fbi orchestrating all of this on july 18th. twenty one such militia meeting again organized by the fbi when they take over right wing extremists inn this case, they created

well, they found one thing in common, they come to these huge temples or a small chapel, and they, uhly what it is only in the russian north , and such monuments, which in fact no. where we carry out emergency conservation work and managed to save 168 churches and clocks for several months. they give their skills, and then take a vacation, but not to the south, and to the north they don’t have a rest, but in fact they go to work 1,000 km from the capital to distant half-abandoned villages. where with them it seems and life returns. the ancient church of st. nicholas the wonderworker in the 18th century in the village plunges on the shores of lake onega, this is a beautiful chapel in karelia with a high hipped bell tower by volunteers in the church vasily, a schoolboy from moscow, is being transformed on an expedition with his father just after the courses of plotnikov. amazing feelings when i understand that people built 300 years ago now have the opportunity to touch this work of art. it's an honor. and this is natalia , the sales manager, and now also the assistant to the restorers.

attack on civilian infrastructure on the 6 month anniversary of its invasion with the small town of chapel lena in easton, ukraine was shalt twice who this man found his son's body off at the blast. his decision that he was in the house and he was thrown out of there and we looked for him and he was lying here. nobody knew that he was here was we're in new york. there was no sound. was nothing at all, was heard. one, just an explosion, a blast. and then the fire started this chest. walt authority says several people were born in a car. as the un security council met to mark 6 months of the ukraine war, president zalinski addressed the session to tell the world about the latest russian at actually near 400 despite moscow's attempt to block his appearance at wanting to rescuers or working. but unfortunately, the death toll could increase that at our russia prepared for this session. thing out of basil but with the debts rising every day. there appears little hope for the war 2 and any time soon. while the w corresponded roman gone to rank her now joins may from the ukrainian capital key of r

for in the music palace in an old chapel in porth, south wales, is this pipe organ, another three andon't think it matters exactly where you are. it's been a great asset to the local community because we've had parties here and we've had lots of groups that is a big space that locals can use, and it's the only form of live entertainment really in the area. this sort of venue, i think, is the future for a lot of these instruments, private collections where the public can come to to enjoy them. a common sight up until the �*80s, just two cinemas now home a regularly used organ. the collection has been made possible by the work of ben, but also the charity he works for — paul kearney�*s theatre organ collection, who restored the collection and the pipework so a modern generation can be aware of what was once a key part of going to the pictures. with all its bells and whistles, the cinema organ was the earliest version of the modern day synthesizer. now, with silent films seeing a resurgence, its time to shine has come once again. it's a valid medium. they've never really been out of date

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the church when he gets back to the holy cross in the middle of the night he kneels in front of the chapel and says if god will take anger out of my heart , i will change. and that's the beginning of his coming back, his grandfather and his values as he sees and this plays out in law school and his early years itworking for the attorney general danforth of missouri. finally he ends up voting for and working for reagan. that's his journey back. we tell that story and its located story involved in the book and in the film. but then once he becomes a public conservative black man he is attacked by the media and he falls out of favor with the left and it's a very contentious confirmation hearing and thenon to today on the court . we tell that story in the film in the book but i should say we let clarence thomas tell that story. >> you refer to that in the book as a radical years but you also bring up that the more he brings up the theme of circumstances controlling you rather than you controllingthe circumstances ? >> well, i think that he would say that he was blessed by having a poor upbring

even though when he gets back to the holy cross in the middle of the night he kneels in front of the chapel and says if god will take anger out of my heart i will change that's the beginning of the coming back, his grandfather and his eyes sees him. that plays out over at yale law school in years working for attorney general and misery finally he ends up voting for and workingn for reagan and that's his journey back. if we tell that story it's a complicated story in the book and in the film but once you become a public conservative black man whose attack byhe the media and he has his battles with the left and that reaches the first peak the confirmation hearing and on today on the court. we tell that story in the film and the book, i should say we let -- tell that story. >> he referred to as the radical years but you also bring up the theme where he brings up the theme of circumstances controlling you rather you controlling circumstances. >> i think he would say that he was left by having a poor upbringing by his grandfather and lee's nuns he would not be who he is without them. he is const

he kneels in front of the chapel it says of god will take anger out of my heart. you know, i will change and that's his beginning of his coming back to his grandfather and his nun's values as he sees them. and that plays out in over your law school and his early years working for for then attorney general danforth in missouri. and finally he ends up work voting for and working for reagan and that's his journey back and we tell that story and it's a complicated story in both in the book and in the film, but then once he becomes a public conservative black man. he is attacked by the media and he has his battles with the left and that reaches a peak or a first peak at least it is very contentious confirmation hearing and then on through today on the court and we tell that story and it's dramatic story in the film in the book or i should say. we let clarence thomas tell that story. and you refer to that in the book as the radical years. yeah, but you also. bring up the theme or he brings up the theme. of circumstances controlling you rather than you controlling circum

away from the church he gets back to holy cross in the middle of the night he kneels in front of the chapel god will take anger out of my heart i will change. and that's the beginning of his coming back his grandfather and sees them. that plays out in guilt law school, his early years working for then attorney general in missouri. finally he ends up voting for and working for reagan. and that is his journey back pretty we tell that story it's a complicated scoring in both in the book and in the film. but then once he becomes a public conservative black man he is attacked by the media and is and his battles with the left. that reaches a first peak his o confirmation hearing and then onto the the court. as we tell that story we let clarence thomas tell that story. click here for two that in the book is the radical years? >> yes because you also bring up the theme or he brings up theco theme of the circumstances control unit rather than you controlling circumstances and that something to be avoided. >> well, i think he would say that he was blessed by having this court upbringing by his grandf

so are what we learned from before the chapel. kathy's comment. good evening field saw what fletcher would cut his foot earlier on today. and he said that 4 of the commissioners who he should have pressed it meant and they said that they were not confident with that is all that was released. they are full, legible, cathy or their presidential result. that was the truth released to their country. but fletcher broke out, he said that these particular commissioners had wanted him to chin's, there is also that it would kenyans would go for iran off that day. and they to candidates all day tie. and eventually kenya's would go to iran off. he said that he was very confident in the result of that hughley he released. and he said also that if any of their parties feel aggrieved, then they should pursue legal and legal redress in their justice system. but from a foolish a book at his desk, it's all systems go and he says he's very confident of the results that he released and it was the legitimate result of the canyons i had wanted. meanwhile, the presiden

true, there are only two sites next to the chapel, but you understand it's worth it.re cheap, although on the other hand. i understand, i understand. well, then in the sixth sector, the place is very good, a wonderful place near the forest, fresh air. but there is the problem of groundwater . we will order the service here father, he sings right there. well, of course, for the corresponding five. tell me, do you have a conscience? and where does conscience have nothing to do with it, i provide services. i'm not worth the money and i'm not the one who came up with all this. this is company policy, let's talk about company policy. listen here, freak, if you don't start talking to people the right way, we'll have another funeral tomorrow. you understand me, i can't hear you. please tell me if you accept payment by cards, of course. of course, we have a special page on the site for this. by the way, i completely forgot warn you. we have today our company provides discounts on all services. well, take what's left of your husband. hello hello, i was told that i came to see

the chapel of ilya of murom was built. , water, from this source gives rich strength here.o the homeland of the epic hero, and tourists and locals. muromets is respected and the memory of him is kept even during the years of the great patriotic war an armored train was built. bogatyr ilya muromets is not just a hero of legends, but a completely real person in the ancient spassky monastery has been known since the 20th century . . leads to the shore. oka through the overhead church of st. sergius of radonezh plunge into holy water is available in the chapel life-giving springs the oldest abode of murom was founded far from the city fortress. it was even called that in the forest, of course, by today's standards. this is not a distance, at least with a water tower in the center of the muram. it can be seen that the water supply in the city appeared earlier than the provincial possession. soft, tasty, murmansk water, an important component for the main local treat of kalach, was appreciated even by catherine ii kalach, the symbol of murom flaunts on his gerbera one. kalach. it